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Versatile, Portrait & Film Studio in Orlando
Azalea Park, FL4.9 (11)
25 guests
Trendy Joshua Tree Home with Pool
Yucca Valley, CA35 guests
Island Station Media Lab
Milwaukie, OR4.9 (63)
15 guests
Miami Production Studio: Photo/ Video Studio 1
Miami, FL4.9 (132)
15 guests
High End Home Perfect for Photo and Video Shoots
Carlsbad, CA4.9 (37)
20 guests
Asterisk
Denver, CO5.0 (8)
20 guests
ABX Redux
Grosse Pointe Park, MI5.0 (7)
20 guests
VIDEO / PHOTO SHOOT LOFT | INDUSTRIAL | MODERN | TRENDY
Round Rock, TX5.0 (8)
15 guests
Vicariously Me Marketing
Brandon, FL5.0 (5)
4 guests
Sync Design Inc
Fremont, CA5.0 (4)
20 guests
In home Studio Loft for Photo/Video Shoots Complete with Equipment
Charlotte, NC5.0 (42)
4 guests
One of a kind studio space 4 photos and video shoots w/ theater space
Las Vegas, NV30 guests
event1013
Plano, TX5.0 (154)
30 guests
Magik Studios
Houston, TX5.0 (46)
20 guests
Versatile Photo & Video Studio for Rent
Olivette, MO4.9 (9)
10 guests
SF Photo & Video
San Francisco, CA4.5 (2)
6 guests
Private Room for Photo and Video Shoots
Buffalo, NY5.0 (1)
12 guests
Content studio great for photoshoots, video shoots, podcasts, etc
Boston, MA5.0 (1)
12 guests
MakeShift Studios
Philadelphia, PA4.8 (284)
30 guests
Eleven Willow
Nashville, TN5.0 (2)
50 guests
Roc Star Studio
Chicago, IL4.9 (62)
25 guests
Studio H
Monaca, PA5.0 (2)
15 guests
Elev8ed Studios
Sacramento, CA5.0 (21)
20 guests
Aspyre Productions
Springfield, VA5.0 (15)
15 guests
Film & Photo Production Studio / White Cyc / 1 Take Studios
Tempe, AZ5.0 (19)
50 guests
A Studio for Photographers, Videographers, and Digital Leaders with Infinity Wall.
Grandview, MO5.0 (29)
15 guests
Hollywood High Rise Loft & Studio w/Stunning Views!
Los Angeles, CA5.0 (53)
12 guests
Bright Screen Studio
Atlanta, GA5.0 (64)
40 guests
KeGG Media LLC
Minneapolis, MN15 guests
Nightclub in Belltown for Photo and Video shoots
Seattle, WA5.0 (1)
600 guests
Car garage and backyard for video or photo sessions
Eastvale, CA5.0 (1)
10 guests
ONLe Vibez
Baltimore, MD5.0 (17)
25 guests
Outdoor Video Shoot Location
Morris Plains, NJ5.0 (2)
30 guests
Pricing information in this section is based on proprietary data from bookings made on Peerspace from 2016-2025.
When compiling a video shoot schedule and shot list, focus on the "5 Ws"—the Who, What, When, Why, and Where. For deep dives, take a look at our guide to making a film shoot schedule, as well as our tips for creating a compelling shot list. At its core, the video shoot schedule should tell everyone involved where they need to be and at what time. It should also include any necessary equipment that needs to be transported to your show-stopping video shoot location. The shot list should block out every shot you need to execute while on set for the day, keeping the production focused and productive.
Finding video shoot locations is easy if you know the right tools to use. You should start with Peerspace by searching for local video shoot locations near you, but that's just the beginning. Check out the social media accounts of popular local videographers and see what locations they're tagging. Dig with the search engine of your choice for "video shoot locations in [your city]." Finally, if your city or state has a film commission, search on their website—sometimes they keep directories of video shoot locations.
How long a video shoot takes is determined by the type and length of video. However, for most non-films, anything from a day to a few days is normal. Commercials, social media shoots, music videos, and branding videos are often shot in just one day, though they may be spread over a few days if they're longer or involve multiple locations. Shooting in a professional studio space will typically make things move much more efficiently. In a professional setting, videographers are usually organized and have a clear plan, so they're able to knock out the actual shooting quickly. Pre-production and post-production usually take longer than the actual filming.
There are two ways to shoot video with different backgrounds. The first is to move your video production from location to location, though this can be time-consuming, and lighting conditions will change from place to place. The easier, more professional route is to shoot in a local video production space, which will often have several different backdrops you can simply trade out as you shoot. One of the best things about this approach is that you don't have to move gear and people, and you won't necessarily have to adjust cameras and lights when changing out backgrounds.