Harbour
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Coastal Defence Fort
Built in the mid 19th century as a coastal defence redoubt, this fort has a diverse history. It sits at the entrance to a harbour overlooking the river and is a dramatic location for historic filming and photography.
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Shingle Beach Close To Harbour
This is a shingle beach located close to a busy harbour. Popular for watersports enthusiasts, there is a café/bar, promenade and it also benefits from a dramatic industrial backdrop – a great location for filmmakers.
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Fishmonger and Wholesaler With Dock
Fishmonger and wholesaler with its own dock. Fresh fish is landed daily onto the quayside. A great location for fishing industry filming and photography.
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Large Beach With Vegetated Shingle
A long, large and wide beach with large areas of vegetated shingle, occasional rocky areas and some steep slopes, this beach is popular with watersports enthusiasts and is a designated Local Nature Reserve. This quiet alternative to nearby busier beaches is a great and spacious location for filming.
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Coastal Town With Port
Coastal town and port located by the stunning South Downs, the Adur Valley and at the mouth of the River Adur. It has a large shingle beach, Art Deco airport, historic town, warehousing and industrial property, a harbour guarded by a Redoubt steeped in history, and an exciting and varied events calendar each year. The…
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Award Winning Seafront and Promenade
This award winning seafront has a pebble and shingle beachfront stretching over 3 miles, with sand and rock pools visible at low tide, and is close to some stunning cliffs. The beautiful beach and promenade are a great location for filmmakers, and is a fantastic overseas double location.
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1760s Grade II Listed Waterfront House
1760’s House located on the waterfront in a beautiful historical village. With fantastic views, this period property would make a stunning filming location.
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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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Coastal Village
Widely renowned as one of the most photogenic locations on the South Coast, this is also a village of historical significance, thanks to its reputed links with King Canute, who is said to have commanded the waves to retreat from here. King Canute’s daughter’s resting place is said to be below the foot of the…
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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…
