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![Entire Production Space at Tudor Style Home in Briarcliff, Seattle, WA]()
from $250
hire fee / per hourBook nowEntire Production Space
20 guestsTudor Style HomeBriarcliff, Seattle, WAThe Production Space in the Tudor Style Home is a unique space that meets all the needs of a photo shoot or film. The beautiful surroundings and views make this a special place. -
![REBL 1 Space at REBL 1 Studios in Seattle Central Waterfront, WA]()
from $275
hire fee / per hourBook nowREBL 1 Space
275 guestsREBL 1 StudiosSeattle Central Waterfront, WAIndustrial Canvas has been designed as a versatile space which can be used for both filming and hosting events and conducting creative work. The 4,200 square foot area features high ceilings and exposed beams and white walls -
![Studio: Creating Space at SURF Incubator in Seattle Central Business District, WA]()
from $150
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13 guestsSURF IncubatorSeattle Central Business District, WAStudio is a bookable podcast studio and creative space in the heart of downtown Seattle, designed for professional content production with capacity for 1-8 people. -
![Minimal Loft for Meetings at Seattle Loft 305 in SODO, Seattle, WA]()
from $1100
hire fee / per dayBook nowMinimal Loft for Meetings
30 guestsSeattle Loft 305SODO, Seattle, WALLondon G.
“Very well kept and professional space.” -
![Lanai: Meeting Room for 10 at SURF Incubator in Seattle Central Business District, WA]()
from $40
hire fee / per hourBook nowLanai: Meeting Room for 10
10 guestsSURF IncubatorSeattle Central Business District, WAThis flexible space works equally well for corporate offsites, filming projects, and conferences where teams need an intimate yet professional environment. -
![Entire Production Space at Light Filled Home in North Queen Anne, Seattle, WA]()
from $250
hire fee / per hourBook nowEntire Production Space
25 guestsLight Filled HomeNorth Queen Anne, Seattle, WAThe Production Space is a unique house, located in scenic Queen Anne, with a total area of 4,000 square feet and with 4 floors. The space can be divided into smaller sections, rooms. -
![Daylight Photo Studio at Studio G Seattle in SODO, Seattle, WA]()
from $150
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15 guestsStudio G SeattleSODO, Seattle, WAThe main studio is comprised of 4 shooting bays, an office, and a full Chef's kitchen and can accommodate any size project. Feel safe and secure about using this space and keeping your valuables locked up. -
![Tasting Room at Bacovino Waterfront Tasting Room in Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA]()
from $750
hire fee / per hourBook nowTasting Room
140 guestsBacovino Waterfront Tasting RoomPioneer Square, Seattle, WAWe have hosted everything from corporate events and reunions to concerts and community gatherings in this versatile space. Its location in the heart of Pioneer Square places it just steps from the ferries, hotels, renowned -
![Entire Venue at Gorgeous Large Home with Rainier Views in Seward Park, Seattle, WA]()
from $395
hire fee / per hourBook nowEntire Venue
15 guestsGorgeous Large Home with Rainier ViewsSeward Park, Seattle, WAWith five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, this house has plenty of space to comfortably accommodate up to fifteen people. And the location is unbeatable - you're sure to have an unforgettable stay. -
![Sunset Beach: Big Board Room at SURF Incubator in Seattle Central Business District, WA]()
from $100
hire fee / per hourBook nowSunset Beach: Big Board Room
40 guestsSURF IncubatorSeattle Central Business District, WABook the perfect corporate holiday event! Sunset Beach is SURF's premium event space designed to inspire and energize, comfortably seating 40 guests with unobstructed views of Seattle's breathtaking skyline. -
![Entire Studio at Lumos Photography Studio in SODO, Seattle, WA]()
from $95
hire fee / per hourBook nowEntire Studio
10 guestsLumos Photography StudioSODO, Seattle, WAYou can explore our full selection at lumosseattle.com/prop-selection to see what’s available for your shoot or creative project. Two restrooms on the floor Dressing room with custom vanity mirror, clothing rack, steamer, -
![Entire Venue at Delightful Ocean View Retreat Home in West Queen Anne, Seattle, WA]()
from $100
hire fee / per hourBook nowEntire Venue
10 guestsDelightful Ocean View Retreat HomeWest Queen Anne, Seattle, WAOur spacious house offers a welcoming retreat for groups, combining comfort and convenience with stunning views. Located just minutes from Seattle's iconic attractions, it boasts spectacular sunset views from the deck, living
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In Seattle, prices of filming locations average $125 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 Seattle on Tagvenue:
| From $40 | to $250 | hire fee per hour |
These are the venues within 1.1 mi from central Seattle, available to book on Tagvenue:
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Studio: Creating Space at SURF Incubator
on 999 3rd Avenue Suite 700 - 0.2 mi from center.
Venue said: The space doubles as a full photography studio with an 8-foot photo backdrop wall offering white, black, gray, and green backdrops. Professional equipment includes a Canon R7 camera with multiple lenses, tripod, two 300ws... -
Tasting Room at Bacovino Waterfront Tasting Room
on 80 Yesler Way - 0.3 mi from center.
Venue said: Its location in the heart of Pioneer Square places it just steps from the ferries, hotels, renowned restaurants, and Seattle’s stadiums, making it an ideal venue for both local guests and those traveling into the city. -
Minimal Loft for Meetings at Seattle Loft 305
on 55 South Atlantic Street 305 - 1.1 mi from center.
Our user said: ‘I brought my own equipment but there was everything I needed in there already! I will be using again! Dope!’
Cheap filming locations in Seattle start from $20 hire fee per hour. Check out these budget-friendly spaces you can book through Tagvenue, as of September 2026:
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Cacao: Quiet Meeting Room at SURF Incubator, from $20 hire fee per hour (up to 4 guests seated)
Venue said: Cacao offers a quiet setting for up to 4 people, designed for meetings and important business discussions. This refined space features professional amenities that support high-level conversations and strategic planning. -
Entire Studio at Lumos Photography Studio, from $95 hire fee per hour (up to 10 guests standing)
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Entire Venue at Delightful Ocean View Retreat Home, from $100 hire fee per hour (up to 10 guests standing)
Venue said: Our spacious house offers a welcoming retreat for groups, combining comfort and convenience with stunning views. Located just minutes from Seattle's iconic attractions, it boasts spectacular sunset views from the deck, living...
There are several circumstances that may require you to obtain a Film Permit from the City of Seattle. To avoid any doubts, click this link, and you’ll be able to access a website that has all of the necessary information.
There are many places where you can film indoors and outdoors around the whole city. We strongly recommend browsing through our website and having a look at the selection of unique locations Seattle offers. You can film in a professional studio, restaurant, cafe, bar, rooftop, or patio, to name just a few. Simply check Tagvenue’s website and find a place that matches your creative vision perfectly!
Hippy Belltown offers many great filming locations that will be perfect for various projects. The same goes for other neighborhoods in the city, such as Pike Pine or Downtown, where you will be able to find remarkable creative spaces and bring your vision to life. Of course, we must also mention Capitol Hill and its selection of professional photo studios.
Your Guide to Renting Filming Locations in Seattle, WA
Many people, especially those not part of the film industry, might think that choosing the right filming location is quite an easy task. But they couldn’t be more wrong! The whole process is time-consuming, not to mention that it’s also extremely important for the movie’s success. An ideal location sets the tone, expresses the mood, and complements the plot. Sounds like a lot? Don’t worry, it’s not! We’d love to help you out, so we’ve put together a short guide that includes things you should keep in mind when looking for a place to shoot your upcoming creative project. So, give it a read without further ado, and find the perfect spot like a pro!
Guide to renting a filming location
- Know the script - It’s not about knowing your script by heart! But you’ll likely agree that without being at least familiar with it, you won’t be able to find a great location for your project! So when reading the script, immerse yourself in the story and try to envision it all in your mind. Think of every detail, such as the mood, lighting, colors, etc. What’s more, the location matching the storyline would help to tell the story a lot. So think about what would work for this particular project and filter out all the places that might not be a good fit.
- Interior locations - If you’re filming your project in the open air, you can skip this point. But if it’s the other way around, please pay attention! Make sure that the space is not too small and that you’ll have enough room to comfortably shoot the scenes. Why is this so important? Shooting in a tiny space can be a nightmare if there is no place to set up your equipment correctly so that the crew isn’t able to work efficiently without getting in each other’s way. The unnecessary chaos can result in needless mistakes (which means many retakes) and miscommunication.
- Exterior locations - Outdoor shots are another level, but they come with their own difficulties. So when scouting for a location, have not only your eyes but also your ears open! It might happen so that you’ll think you’ve found the perfect spot until you hear the roar of planes and it turns out there’s a flight path of an airport near the space you like! And even if you don’t think it will be a massive problem, the microphones will surely catch any unpleasant sounds. Moreover, it’s incredibly important to scout the location during the same time of day you plan to shoot. The place might have looked great in the evening when you were scouting, but what if you start shooting in the morning and it turns out the sun is backlighting your shots? Not cool!
- Permits - You’ll need them when filming out in public. But don’t worry, getting permits is not as scary as it sounds. Once you’ve obtained a permit, you will feel much more secure on the set and thanks to notifying local law enforcement officials; you will avoid any unnecessary misunderstandings.
- Authenticity - There are a few things that can ruin the illusion of your film, and a location that is not authentic enough is one of them. And we’re not exaggerating! Can you imagine watching a hospital scene that has been shot in an apartment? Ridiculous, right? No one is going to buy it. If you can’t find a suitable place, think of making minor changes to the script so that your scene looks credible but doesn’t make the whole plot nonsensical. You may not wish to compromise your vision, but trust us: sometimes it might be the best solution.
- Have a schedule - Have the shooting period mapped out and planned, as it will come in handy when you determine your shoot and therefore rental period. It will simply help you determine whether or not you can afford the location you love for a long time. It will simply help you determine whether you can afford the location you love for a long time. And don’t forget your coworkers! Once you have the dates set and the schedule ready, please send all of the details to everyone involved in the project so that they know what’s in store for them.
Picking the right filming location can be complicated, so we hope our short guide will help you even a bit with such a tricky task. But to shortly put together our tips: plan and budget everything correctly as soon as possible (ideally, in the pre-production process), and when the script is approved, start researching the location and filing permits. And one more thing: make the best use of your resources. If it’s necessary, be ready to compromise and improvise. We’re certain your artistic vision will be the one for the books!
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