Ready to roll cameras on your next production? Whether you're filming a short film, commercial, music video, or full-scale series, Singapore offers a range of high-spec film and TV studios to bring your vision to life. From small cyc-wall studios to warehouse-scale production stages, our platform connects you with fully equipped venues across the city, so you can focus on what matters: making great content. Browse our top video studio rentals today.
Start your hunt for a film and TV studio in the areas around downtown. There are plenty of great studios for hire with easy access to the Marina Coastal Expressway for efficient equipment transport. Heading north towards Rochor and Orchard, you will find other studios for hire. If you head east and cross over Ophir Road, you will discover even more studios, as well as numerous recording studios, which can definitely be a time-saver if you have a particular need to lay down any audio tracks. In the west, towards Tiong Bahru and Alexandra, there are more convenient options if you want to stay away from the bustling CBD. You can even check out choices even further afield northwest, towards Ghim Moh.
Hiring a film and TV studio in Singapore can be a very rewarding creative experience. Prices for studios are generally charged on an hourly or session basis, and extras such as makeup, equipment, and props will cost extra. For session-based costs, expect to pay at different rates for different times of the day. On average a day session will cost around $400, however, for evening or overnight rates the prices will drop slightly to $300-$375 per session. Hourly costs will range from $30 to $40 per hour, however, there is usually a minimum booking requirement of two or more hours. (All data from Tagvenue.)
Every studio will offer a range of different-sized sound stages. However, you will likely also need such things as rehearsal spaces, and areas for make-up, workshops, and props, in addition to the all-important dressing rooms. The studio may also have an experienced crew available for your production. While some smaller studios may offer cameras, lighting, and other equipment for larger spaces and more expensive productions, you will need to hire extra equipment.
There are a couple of different ways you can tackle hiring a production crew for your project. One of them would be looking for specific job boards or listings on social media. If you are a renowned producer or work for a large media company, you can simply post the job listings for positions you need yourself. Websites used for freelance work listings could also bring you some good candidates.
Know your scene requirements
Start with your script. How many locations do you really need? Can scenes be consolidated to save time and budget? Once that’s clear, you can filter studios by layout, features, or size.
Book your shoot dates early
Studio availability can fill up fast on weekends or during peak production seasons. Align your crew's schedule first, then confirm availability with the venue manager via Tagvenue.
Budget wisely
Studios usually charge hourly or daily rates. Consider what's included: lighting rigs, grip gear, soundproofing, dressing rooms, etc. Plan your shoot day efficiently to maximise output.
Space needs
Equipment availability
Some venues offer full gear rental (lights, cameras, mics, stands); others are space-only. Clarify this early and factor in delivery/setup time if you’re bringing your own kit.
Logistics & crew transport
Choose a studio near MRT lines (e.g., Ubi, MacPherson, Kallang) for easier access. If transporting heavy equipment or props, check for:
You don’t need a massive soundstage to shoot great content. Singapore has a strong selection of smaller studios perfect for short films, interviews, YouTube content, product videos, or indie projects. These spaces often come with essential lighting, backdrops, and flexible hourly rentals, so you only pay for what you use.
Cut the hassle and book your film or TV studio in Singapore today.
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