Behind the Scenes at The Location House – Blog for TV, Film & Photography Shoots

Multi-day shoots test every ounce of planning, patience, and stamina you have. But when you nail the logistics, the payoff is magic: seamless days, smooth transitions, and a crew that’s still smiling by wrap. Let’s unpack how to plan a multi-day shoot that keeps your project efficient, your team motivated, and your creative vision intact. Start with the Story When Planning a Multi-Day Film Shoot Before you even touch a spreadsheet, return to the story. Your film’s emotional r

There’s something magnetic about the British countryside. It’s not just the light, though that soft, unpredictable glow does half the cinematography for you. It’s the texture, the stillness, the history that seems to hum through every frame. For filmmakers and photographers, rural Britain shows its real character. Here are ten countryside locations that deliver story, scale, and style in one shot. 1. The Location House West Midlands Filming Location Let’s start close to home.

Through the right lens, history becomes art: alive, textured, and cinematic. Across the UK, historic sites whisper stories of grandeur, rebellion, and quiet resilience. For photographers and filmmakers, these locations are pure gold. But shooting at these heritage gems requires more than just creativity, it demands preparation, permissions, and a sharp eye for detail. Here’s how to get it right. Step 1: Getting Permits for Historic Filming and Photography Locations in the UK

The location either makes the story or breaks it. Anyone who has spent time on set knows how true that is. A beautiful space means nothing if it fails on the practical details. Every decision a scout makes affects how smoothly a production runs, from lighting and power to sound and access. The Right Look for Filming Locations in the West Midlands Let’s start with the obvious: the visuals. Every scout wants a location that fits the creative brief: authentic, cinematic, and ric

93% of consumers say visual appearance is the key factor in a purchasing decision. In furniture, that number is everything. A striking image of a chair, sofa, or dining set can sell faster than any product description. But where and how you shoot makes the difference between a catalogue filler and a gallery that truly converts. Technical Setup for Furniture Photography Furniture photography isn’t small-scale product work. Pieces are larger, heavier, and harder to light evenly

The setting you choose (studio or house), becomes the silent narrator of that story. For brands, that backdrop is a frame that shapes...

On 5th September 2025 The Location House by Sarah Ellis claimed the coveted ‘Best Use of Colour’ award at the 2025 UFurnish.com  home...

"Failing to plan is planning to fail." That old saying hits hard when it comes to booking a shoot location. A poor choice or even just a...

That’s the magic of an engagement shoot. It captures a couple’s unique story in frames that last for generations. But here’s the thing:...

For brands, stylists, and photographers, a shoot location is a silent storyteller. And when you’re working with a period property like...

“About 58% of BBC network television spend is now invested outside London.” That’s not a typo. In just two years, regional investment in...

Filming a commercial, shooting a music video, or staging a brand campaign means finding the right location. It is part of your...

Filming on location in a historic property is a dream for many creatives, but it comes with very real responsibilities. Unlike studio...

The West Midlands is fast becoming one of the UK’s most in-demand filming regions. With its blend of industrial edge, historic...

"A good location isn’t just a backdrop. It’s a character in the story." That’s what a producer once told me during a shoot, and I’ve...