How much does a filming location cost to rent in El Paso?
Filming locations in El Paso average $85 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for.
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from$45/hr
Large Property Perfect for Content Creation
Hacienda Heights, El Paso, TX
15
House
...Beautiful home with outside furniture perfect for Photography & Film. Book our home conveniently located in El Paso. Please inquire via Peerspace messaging if you have any questions or are interested. Features: • Kitchen • Natural Light • Backyard • Outdoor Lounge Available for: • Photo/Film Shoot • Content Creation/Blogging/Youtube Videos • Podcasts/Interviews...
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from$125/hr
Oasis in El Paso Hills
Upper Mesa Hills, El Paso, TX
5.0(6)
20Mountain Home
...perfect for graduation/wedding pics. The area also has a patio with a table and a nice backdrop that works well for filming interviews. For filming and photo shoots, we also provide access to a large living room (1,000 sq. ft.) for film crew/equipment that...
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Frequently Asked Questions
How popular are filming locations in El Paso?
Our local hosts have welcomed 182+ people into their filming locations with reviews averaging 5 stars. Most even said they would book again -- about 100%.
How long do people rent filming locations in El Paso?
Most filming locations are scheduled for 3 hours, with 8 people in attendance. You’ll find the most Productions starting between 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM.
Pricing and popularity information in this section is based on proprietary data from bookings made on Peerspace from 2016-2024.
Reviews for filming locations
Kelly N.
SEMI SOUNDPROOF PRE-LIT GREEN CYC WALL & PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO
Akil was very kind and response. His place was exactly what we needed to film our video
Christi S.
Spectacular. Futuristic. Minimalistic. Sci-Fi Dramatic Light Grid on a large infinity seamles. 5k sq ft- one of a kind.-Sound Shoots ability
One of the best spots we worked in , beautiful and ample amenities , large , clean , films beautiful! Highly recommended
Brian O.
Bright Fremont Classroom for Film and Photo Shoots
The space is wonderful. It gets great natural light for filming or photography. Katie is an awesome and responsive host too. I'd rent again...
Talia M.
Professional Recording & Production Studio, Big Room, Soundproof, W/ Vintage Gear & Grand Pianos
Mona and team were efficient and communicative through out our entire day of filming. Their space was clean, beautiful and provided us with all the amenities we needed...
Threeform S.
Wabi Sabi Sunny Arched Studio in Bushwick
Great space, but if you’re trying to film video would recommend booking the other spaces as well so you don’t have any noise issues! Host is very responsive & helpful...
Luis A.
State of the Art 5,000 Sq Ft Production Studio
Very spacious and accommodating place. Offers a variety of looks, from a nice and clean white cyc to a homie kitchen area for scene filming and even a loft to film interviews. Highly recommend if you're in Albuquerque...
Jacqueline H.
Industrial Sunlit Loft Downtown
used it to have a meeting, but would definitely consider renting the space again for creative meetings or gatherings, for photoshoots or video filming. Whitney was very responsive and helpful...
Olivia H.
Large Minimalist Warm Tone DTLA Photo Studio with Great Natural Light
Ivanna’s space was absolutely gorgeous. It was so nice to find one studio that had multiple filming locations ok order ro create content for weeks to come. So happy with the way the light looked...