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Have you been searching the web for the perfect filming locations in Los Angeles? Are you excited to shoot next to Hollywood’s biggest movie stars? You should’ve come to us sooner. Here at Tagvenue we specialize in looking for filming locations, and whether you’re searching areas of East Los Angeles, Pasadena, Glendale or Hollywood - we promise you will find something for yourself. Look through our offer of studios, lounges, rooftops and many more. Search this Southern California city, and find the best filming locations Los Angeles has to offer.
Enter a spacious warehouse transformed into an ideal photo studio and filming location. With its sleek black walls and minimalist design, this versatile space is perfect for productions, photo sessions, and creative projects.
This versatile event space has its unique style that is suitable for productions like filming, pop-up’s photo shooting, as well as private events. But with low 8ft celling and 650sq ft when you rent this store front room,
Looking for the perfect filming location with a modern, versatile atmosphere? Film-Ready Cubicle Haven in Suite #1100, Downtown Los Angeles, offers 8,606 sq.
Motel for Filming in Los Angeles is a filming location built around multiple ready-made period motel interiors. Venue highlights: Several pre-styled motel environments are installed on-site and maintained with period-appropriate
Our brand new 6,800 sq ft house located in West San Fernando Valley is all set for filming and production now. This three-story building has a lot of looks and spaces which are the main reasons why it is perfect for the making
Best for: Music videos, commercial filming and editorial shoots. Location: Los Angeles — South Western Avenue area. Free on-site parking including an accessible space is available, and paid off-site parking is also provided
Huge metal hangar with car access and dedicated production room, restrooms, and MUA tables for rent for photo and filming productions. This studio is over 3500 sq.
Suite 625, called the Detention Center, is a 3,378-square-foot filming location on the 6th floor of a business center, designed to resemble a realistic detention environment.
Welcome to our quaint Liquor Store/Mini Market with a retro vibe and decor. This set is specifically built for film makers so you never have to worry about filming around customers or paying excessive fees to close the doors
In Los Angeles, prices of filming locations average $110 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 Los Angeles on Tagvenue:
| Typically between $75 | and $200 | hire fee per hour |
| Typically around $150 | hire fee per event | |
| Typically between $2000 | and $2500 | hire fee per day |
Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated November 2026), the best options include:
Studio Q at Studio Q
in East Hollywood - rated 5/5
Our user said: ‘We as a business hope to have a studio so it's good to have had such an amazing experience.’
Epic Loft Studio w/HVAC at Epic Loft
in Downtown Los Angeles - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘It was the perfect size and it was very adaptable for different projects or ideas.’
REAL DEAL STUDIO at REAL DEAL STUDIO
in North Hollywood - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘The best service any production can ask for!’
These are the venues within 0.3 mi from central Los Angeles, available to book on Tagvenue:
The center of LA is completely filled with venues, so if that’s the area of the city that you’re looking for - you’re in for a treat. However, if you’re searching for more locations in different parts of Los Angeles, we can recommend going north and checking out areas of Glendale and Panama City. Or if you’re looking to be closer to the beach then go west towards Marina del Rey.
There are many different locations in which you can film. There are indoor as well as outdoor options, and we strongly recommend looking through our website to see some non-standard locations. You can film in a studio, restaurant, rooftop, terrace or a patio, and of course many others. Check Tagvenue’s website to pick your favorite.
Los Angeles has long been the center of film production in the U.S. for its photo-friendly neighborhoods, flexible spaces, and inspiring locations. That doesn’t make finding a spot easy. LA filming comes with its own set of challenges: traffic, permitting delays, and tight production timelines. Here's how to plan ahead and make sure your shoot runs smoothly.
Any commercial filming on public property in LA requires a film permit. This includes parks, sidewalks, or shooting on the street. Students need permits too, even for low-budget projects. Permits are issued by FilmLA, and you’ll want to apply at least four business days in advance. If you need street closures, drone use, or pyrotechnics, allow more time.
Locations that look “public” might be privately owned (like outdoor shopping plazas), and these usually require direct negotiation with the property owner, not FilmLA.
Studio Setups (Controlled Environment)
Great for scripted content, interviews, green screen work, or projects with complex lighting. Studios like Artsy Apartment Studio (Downtown, $40/hr) offer good amenities and easy power access.
Residential Spaces
Useful for scenes in homes, apartments, or character-based interiors. Cute 1940s House in Beverly Hills ($150/hr) or Vintage Apartment for Filming in Eagle Rock ($100/hr) offer set-ready, lived-in looks.
Specialty Locations
Like bars, motels, or recording booths. The Speakeasy in West LA ($100/hr) works for nightlife scenes. C&M Liquor in Van Nuys ($250/hr) is film-ready for crime dramas or indie pieces.
Outdoor or Unique Sites
For animal scenes or natural backdrops, Kindred Spirits Care Farm in Chatsworth ($150/hr) is worth a look. Sunset Estate in Brentwood or Iconic Hollywood Sign House are better for commercial shoots and high-budget projects.
If you're shooting outside, visit the location at the time you plan to film. Lighting conditions in LA change fast. Morning haze, midday harshness, and golden-hour glow all affect the look of your footage.
If you’re filming indoors but want daylight, confirm window orientation and access times. Not all “daylight studios” are usable during peak hours due to nearby construction or traffic noise.
Keep in mind:
Asger was incredible responsive and helpful from start to finish. The studio is phenomenal and there are a bunch of different setups you can create in the space. There's a beautiful view from the window and plenty of equipment already available for you to use. If you're looking for a place to film your next project, don't hesitate to do so here!
We absolutely loved shooting at the Huge Black Void Sound Stage! The space is incredibly versatile and visually stunning—perfect for creating bold, dramatic visuals. The all-black backdrop gave us complete control over lighting, and the pre-lit grid saved us a ton of setup time. The amenities were a huge bonus—having a green room, makeup area, and kitchen on-site made the day run smoothly. The team was helpful and responsive, and the whole experience felt super professional from start to finish. Highly recommend this space for anyone looking to shoot music videos, fashion, or anything that needs a clean, cinematic look. We’ll definitely be back!
I am a returning customer for Lex, his space was amazing for the price, very easy to work with and is flexible. Like I said, I'm a returning customer for a reason!
Tito is so accommodating, warm, and professional. He was easy to communicate with and so helpful with fully utilizing his space. Will definitely recommend him to any who are in need of such a space.
The space is great! And Chris was very helpful, communicative and friendly - definitely recommend for anyone looking for a unique space to film!
Vincent and Carlos were very helpful to work with and the space was flexible and provided great backgrounds.
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