Amusements
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Victorian Pier
Victorian public pleasure pier located in the popular seaside town of Worthing. This Art Deco pier was opened in 1862 and is a Grade II listed building. The pier stretches for 290 metres and has a number of benches, fishing points, stained glass artwork, an amusement arcade, a restaurant and a theatre with adjoining ballroom.…
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Shingle Beach and Seafront
This gently sloping shingle and sand beach has a lot to offer for filmmakers – from the pier with its pavilion and colourful and imaginative stained glass window displays, 5 mile promenade, Ferris wheel, and Art Deco lido building, to the beach huts, low tide sand and rock pools, and fishing boats.
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Grade II* Listed Traditional English Pier
Traditional English pier that stretches for approximately 300 metres out into the sea. Features include a fish and chip shop, Victorian tearooms, café/bar, nightclub, picnic tables and fishing spots. A fine example of a Victorian pier, this iconic landmark, with its panoramic views, is a superb seafront location for filming and photography.
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Unspoiled Coastal Village
This is a beautiful and unspoiled coastal village bordering the Manhood Peninsula on the south coast of England and has a wealth of history dating back to the Romans. The beautiful and sheltered Local Nature Reserve is an internationally important wetland site attracting wildlife including a whole host of birds and butterflies, and the sea…
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Popular Coastal City
Whatever you are looking to film, this city has it all – a large beach, pier, pier ruins, the eccentric Brighton Pavilion Palace, The Lanes, Pride, South Downs on its doorstep, arcades, antiques, Devil’s Dyke, culture, club scene, galleries andamp; street art, the marina, Volk’s Electric Railway, the famous Grand Hotel and the British Airways…
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Large Pebble Beach With Pier and Promenade
This famous, bustling and cosmopolitan seafront with a long pebble beach attracts tourists from far and wide and has so much going on, making it a fantastic filming location! Its Blue Flag waters are popular with swimmers and watersports enthusiasts. It has a 4 mile long promenade which has a number of cafés, restaurants, bars,…
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Seafront Art-Deco Style Lido
Art-Deco style former lido entertainment development on a seafront promenade, with a Grade II listed D-shaped pavilion bandstand, amusement arcade, children’s fairground rides and cafandeacute;. An iconic location for filming and photography. Note: the bandstand is currently closed to the public due to structural issues so please enquire as to accessibility.
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Large Grade II Listed Pier
Located in the heart of a popular coastal city, this large Grade II listed Victorian pleasure pier is 1,722 feet long and is the biggest attraction in the South East. It was opened in 1899 and is home to fairground rides, bars, restaurants and deckchairs to enjoy the beautiful sea views. A stunning location for…
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Lively Seaside Town
This charming and traditional seaside town is a delight for filmmakers looking for a little bit of everything for their productions. With its history, you can see castle ruins, architectural gems from all the ages, winding streets and twittens and picturesque Tudor cottages. The town boasts a colourful and fun scene with its arcades and…
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Pebble Beach
Lovely pebble beach located on one of the sunniest coastlines in the UK. There is plenty going on here including a retro amusement arcade, beach cafandeacute;, beach shop, yacht club, public toilets and nearby parking. This is a nice, laid back beach – a great location for filming and photography.
