Theatre
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Commuter Town
Located on the edge of the South Downs, this commuter town has a mixture of buildings from late Tudor, Elizabethan and Victorian architecture, to industrial estates, business parks and 1950s housing developments – plenty of options for production locations.
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Seaside Town By South Downs
Located at the foot of the South Downs and one of the largest towns in West Sussex, this is a seaside town with echoes of its old fishing town past and a rich history. With the famous Art Deco lido and pier, Ferris wheel and large beach as well as a varied history, a range…
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Eclectic Seaside Town
This eclectic seaside town has a lot to offer filmmakers, from a wide range of architectural styles, an amazing beach and seafront, a Victorian pier and entertainment, to spectacular views and plenty of history. The town and all it has to offer means it is a sought after film and TV location.
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Popular Seaside Town
This is a popular tourist destination located on the South Coast between Brighton and Portsmouth, with direct links to London. It has several beaches and 2.7 miles of promenade as well as its famous pier. With so much going on here, there are many great places for filming.
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Cathedral City and Historic Market Town
Chichester is a thriving historic cathedral city in West Sussex, located just south of the South Downs. With its 11th century cathedral, harbour, shops, canal and listed buildings, it has a lot to offer as a filming location.
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Large Modern Town
Situated on the western edge of the High Weald and surrounded by wide open swathes of countryside, this town, which has ancient roots, is now a bustling, modern urban centre. Parks, brooks, gardens and a handful of listed buildings are interspersed with industrial areas, business parks and the nearby Gatwick Airport – quite the eclectic…
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Historic Town With Castle
A traditional market town sat on the River Ouse, this is a picturesque and quirky place full of history and character that ticks a lot of filmmakers boxes! It holds a delightful amount of olde worlde charm with its castle, 18th century brewery, architecture spanning the ages, and its medieval cobbled streets and twittens. Nestled…
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Grade II* Listed Theatre
Built in 1962 by architects Powell and Moya this modernist building was Britain’s first modern thrust stage theatre. An interesting and dramatic location for filming.
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Various Studio Spaces
Dating back to 1847, this historic building has many stories to tell. Now a community venue for arts, exhibitions and more, it has rooms and studios for hire with 2 accompanying bars. A unique and versatile location for filming.
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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…
