Filming Locations for Hire in Brisbane

In Brisbane, prices of filming locations average $80 hire fee per hour. The cost depends on capacity, location, and equipment available. Some spaces may offer lower prices on certain days of the week, so make sure to keep an eye out for discounted options. You can find options that offer packages with crew or professional gear, which can also affect the booking costs. Here's a breakdown of price ranges in Brisbane on Tagvenue (data from December 2025):

Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated December 2025), the best options include:

• Velvet Vibes / Full Studio at Brewers St. Studio in Brisbane North - rated 5/5
  Our user said: ‘And such a delightful space with good value for money.’

• Studio Space (Cyc Wall) at H86 Studios in Yeerongpilly - rated 4.9/5
  Our user said: ‘great space, Matteo was awesome and very helpful. Heaps of great gear to use.’

• Recap Studio at Recap Studio in Hemmant - rated 4.8/5
  Our user said: ‘Venue was clean and tidy, lots of options for styling and spzce for all participants on the day...’

These are the venues within 2.1 km from central Brisbane, available to book on Tagvenue:

• Patch Studio at eSpace Brisbane on 510 Adelaide Street - 1.3 km from centre.
  Our user said: ‘We had lovely staff (Josh) making sure we were all set for our shoot.’
• Photo Studio at The Station on 28 School Street - 1.3 km from centre.
  Our user said: ‘It is a great studio for product photography with lovely props and different spaces to take photos.’
• Studio One - Onyx at Project C Studios on 74 McLachlan Street - 2.1 km from centre.
  Venue said: Our Onyx Set in Studio One is fully customisable to suit your aesthetic and offers professional equipment options, and a modern aesthetic that suits everything from podcasts to corporate video to lifestyle shoots.

Brisbane is home to a plethora of unique filming locations that will make your project stand out. One such location is the Doll House Bar at Chu The Phat, nestled in the lively South Brisbane district. This restaurant and bar is a visual feast, with vibrant colours and unique features that set the stage for a captivating production. From eclectic decor to an inviting atmosphere, it will surely add excitement to your project.

Another fascinating option is the Kazaru House in Taringa. With its vibrant colours and retro aesthetics reminiscent of the 80s, this venue offers a variety of rooms with different vibes. Whether you're going for a nostalgic feel or a vibrant modern look, Kazaru House can accommodate your vision.

And don't miss out on Brewers St. Studio, located near Freshwater National Park, around 40 minutes' drive from Brisbane. Boasting a diverse array of setups, from retro to modern, this filming venue provides a stylish and professional backdrop for your creative needs.

These are just a few examples of the unique filming locations available in Brisbane. You can discover more options and ideas for your production events on our Creative Production blog section, which is filled with inspiration and tips for any creative soul!

Yes, there are specific local regulations to consider when planning a filming project in Brisbane. To ensure compliance, obtaining prior consent for certain activities is important. These activities include:

• Any use of Brisbane City Council-managed assets and venues, such as City Hall, King George Square, pools, cemeteries, libraries, malls, community halls, CityCats/transport services, parks, roadways, footpaths, and more.
• Vehicle access to public areas, including parks, malls, roadways, and footpaths.
• All student films or still photography in public areas or Council-managed assets and venues.
• Using a Remote Piloted Aircraft (RPA/drone) in public areas.
• Wedding photography that involves promotional purposes or requires exclusive use of a specific area in parks or within a bookable space managed by the Council.

To ensure a smooth filming experience, reviewing the guidelines and regulations outlined by the Brisbane City Council is crucial. You can find detailed information and any updates on their official website. By familiarising yourself with these regulations, you can ensure a successful and compliant filming process.