FAQs

Tooting Film Studios offers three main studio options: a white infinity cove studio, a green screen studio and a video podcast studio. The studios are designed for video production, interviews, branded content, social media content, corporate films, online courses, podcast recordings and other filmed content.

The cost of hiring a film studio in London depends on the type of studio, the length of your booking and any extra production support you need. You can use our online calculator to get a clearer idea of the cost for your shoot. Lighting is included as part of our studio hire quotes, helping keep pricing transparent.

Studio hire at Tooting Film Studios can include the studio space, lighting, set furniture and access to shared production facilities. Depending on the type of shoot, you can also add crew, cameras, production support, catering, props and other additional services.

Yes, Tooting Film Studios offers soundproofed studio spaces in South London. This makes the studios suitable for interviews, corporate videos, video podcasts, online courses, talking-head content and other productions where clean audio is important.

Yes, you can book a tour or studio recce before confirming your booking. This is useful if you want to see the space, check the setup, plan your shoot or decide which studio option is right for your production.

Yes, you can bring your own crew when hiring the studio. If you need extra support, Tooting Film Studios can also help with crew, cameras, lighting, production packages and other services depending on the needs of your shoot.

Yes, production support can be arranged through Tooting Film Studios. This can include crew, cameras, lighting support, production packages, catering, furniture and props, depending on what you need for the shoot.

A white cove studio is a film studio with a clean white curved backdrop. It is often used for interviews, product videos, fashion shoots, music videos, branded content, social media videos and corporate films where a clean studio look is needed.

A white cove and an infinity cove are closely related terms. A white cove usually refers to a white studio backdrop, while an infinity cove refers to the curved shape where the wall meets the floor, helping remove hard edges on camera. In practice, the terms are often used interchangeably.

White cove studio hire includes access to the studio space, the white infinity cove, lighting and shared studio facilities. You can also add production support, crew, cameras, catering, furniture and props if your shoot needs more than dry hire.

The white cove studio is around 850 sq ft. This gives you space for presenters, contributors, products, set furniture, camera equipment and lighting, depending on the type of shoot you are planning.

Yes, the white cove studio is soundproofed. This makes it suitable for productions where clean audio matters, including interviews, corporate videos, talking-head content, online courses and branded films.

Yes, white cove studio hire includes lighting as standard. The studio is designed to give productions a practical, ready-to-use setup, with the option to arrange extra lighting support for more specific creative looks.

A white cove studio works well for interviews, product videos, corporate films, music videos, fashion content, social media videos, training videos and online courses. It is useful when you want a clean, controlled studio environment without the distractions of a real-world location.

A green screen studio is used to film people, products or scenes that can later be placed onto a different background in post-production. It is commonly used for corporate videos, explainers, online courses, virtual sets, interviews, social media content and branded video production.

Green screen studio hire includes access to the studio space, green screen setup, lighting and shared production facilities. You can also add crew, cameras, production support, catering, furniture and props depending on the needs of your shoot.

Yes, the green screen studio is suitable for chroma key filming. The space can be used for productions where the green background will be replaced in post-production with graphics, virtual sets, branded backgrounds or other visual environments.

The green screen studio is around 850 sq ft. This gives you room for contributors, presenters, products, lighting and camera equipment, depending on the scale of your production.

Yes, the green screen studio is soundproofed. This helps create a controlled environment for filming interviews, training content, online courses, corporate video and other productions where audio quality matters.

Yes, green screen studio hire includes lighting as standard. Good lighting is especially important for green screen and chroma key filming, so the studio is set up to support a clean, professional result.

Yes, Colorama options can be used if you want a coloured backdrop rather than a green screen setup. This can work well for interviews, product videos, social content, branded videos and photography-style setups.

Video podcast studio hire gives you a studio setup for recording podcast content on camera. Depending on the package you choose, this can include the studio space, lighting, cameras, microphones and production support.

Yes, the podcast studio can be hired by the hour, depending on the type of booking and package you choose. This works well for one-off podcast episodes, interviews, panel discussions, short-form video content and regular podcast recordings.

Yes, the podcast studio is soundproofed. This helps create a controlled recording environment for podcasts, interviews, online courses and other spoken-word video content.

Podcast packages can include cameras, microphones, lighting and production support. The exact setup depends on the package you choose, so it is worth checking the package details or using the quote tool before booking.

Some podcast production setups may include a live edit, depending on the package and production requirements. This should be confirmed when you enquire or request a quote, as the exact setup will depend on the type of recording you need.

Yes, social media clips can be created from podcast recordings as an additional service. This can help turn a longer podcast episode into shorter content for platforms such as LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts or other social channels.

Yes, you can bring your own podcast guests and crew. If you need technical support, cameras, microphones or production help, Tooting Film Studios can also support the recording depending on the package you choose.

Tooting Film Studios is located at Unit 2, 14-16 Locks Lane, CR4 2JX. The studio is positioned between Tooting train station and Mitcham Eastfields, making it accessible for productions travelling from South London, Surrey and the surrounding areas.

You can reach Tooting Film Studios by train, Tube, car or local transport. The studio is close to Tooting train station and Mitcham Eastfields, and is also not far from Tooting Broadway and Colliers Wood on the Northern line.

Yes, studio hire includes three car parking spaces. An additional 5 parking spaces can be arranged for a small fee of £25 + VAT, which can be useful for larger crews, clients or contributors travelling by car.

The studio includes soundproofed studio spaces, lighting, set furniture, Colorama options and production facilities. Hirers also have access to a fitted kitchen, hair & make-up room, green room and ground level toilets.

Yes, Tooting Film Studios has a fitted kitchen, green room and hair & make-up room. The kitchen includes an oven, microwave, hob, coffee machine, kettle and fridge freezer.

Yes, the studios are suitable for corporate video, interviews, branded content, online courses, training videos, podcasts, social media content and other professional video productions. The soundproofed spaces and included lighting help create a controlled environment for filming.

You can get a quote for studio hire by using the online calculator tool. This helps you estimate the cost of hiring the white cove studio, green screen studio or podcast studio based on your production needs.

Yes, the aim is to keep studio hire pricing clear and transparent. Lighting is included as part of the quote, and additional services such as crew, cameras, catering, furniture and props can be added depending on what your shoot requires.

Yes, extra parking, crew, equipment and production services can be arranged where available. It is best to include these requirements when requesting a quote so the studio can plan the right setup for your shoot.

Yes, you can book a studio tour or recce before confirming your booking. This is a good way to see the space, check access, discuss your setup and decide whether the studio is right for your shoot.

Payment can be made by bank transfer or credit card. Any payment terms or upfront booking requirements should be confirmed when you enquire, as they may depend on the type of booking.

Book the Look is a production support service that helps you arrive at the studio with a chosen visual setup already planned. It is designed for clients who want more than a basic studio hire and would like help creating a specific look for their shoot.

Book the Look can help with the overall look of the shoot, including lighting, set furniture, crew, kit, catering and other production requirements. The exact setup depends on the look you choose and the needs of your project.

Yes, Tooting Film Studios can help arrange crew, lighting, kit and catering for your shoot. This is useful if you want support with the production rather than organising every element separately.

Yes, you can discuss a different look if the existing options are not exactly what you need. A good starting point is to choose the closest available look, then speak to the studio about how it can be adapted for your production.

Yes, it may be possible to film more than one setup in a day, depending on the looks, the schedule and the amount of changeover time required. Some setups are quick to adjust, while others need more planning and time.