11 Sick Music Video Locations in Seattle

Need a few music video locations in Seattle to inspire your next project? The largest city in Washington state, Seattle is home to a massive music scene. Artists like Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, and the Foo Fighters got their start in the city. Today, there’s still a thriving network of both major labels and indie artists. And if you’re ready to film your music video, Peerspace can help you out. As the largest online marketplace for hourly venue rentals, you can rely on our platform for booking seriously creative spaces to call your own for a few hours. Here are 11 of our sickest music video locations in Seattle. 

1. Let in the light at a historic loft 

Located in the heart of Pioneer Square, this historic loft has plenty of natural light and character. With plenty of props and tasteful furniture, there are plenty of opportunities to film a laid-back music video here. And just imagine how dreamy you’d look playing guitar in front of that arched window! 

“[This] is my favorite studio in Seattle,” said Tori O. “The lighting is stunning all day and the space is beautifully decorated (eclectic, whimsical and so creative!)… My client’s jaws drop once they step inside. Alejandra is a great host, quick to respond, and super helpful!”

2. Keep it eclectic at a funky dance hall 

At this music video location in Seattle, you can film dance sequences to your heart’s content. Located in Northlake, this urban dance studio is dynamic, colorful, and has plenty of room for filming. This would be an amazing place to film elaborate dance sequences with a large cast or to sing your heart out beneath the colorful chandelier. Book these funky vibes for your music video on Peerspace. 

3. Unwind at an underground speakeasy

This underground speakeasy has tons of moody vibes. It’s easily one of the best music video locations in Seattle if you want to film an intriguing video. It’s also an amazing place to film a private concert for your most dedicated fans. 

“We had a fantastic experience at this site,” said founder William S. “We filmed scenes for an independent movie, and the site has a variety of wonderful elements to shoot with — great atmosphere at hand. Justin was a pleasure to work with, and he was very accommodating of our needs — it made the day effortless. We would definitely use this site again (and probably will, to debut the film for friends).” Want to follow their lead and debut your music video here? Book the speakeasy on Peerspace here. 

4. Bring your ideas to life at the 210 studio 

Nestled in Pioneer Square, this bright and airy studio is “designed as a blank canvas filled with greenery, and props to use at your convenience”. There are over 2,500 square feet for you to film in, and the exposed white brick provides plenty of rustic character. There’s also plenty of professional equipment included in your booking, like photo backdrops, lights, and props. See more pics of the studio on Peerspace. 

5. Shine bright at a hidden gem 

At this music video location in Seattle, you can immerse yourself in a bright, clean design. Located in a secret garden, the mini boutique boasts a pure white color palette and plenty of adorable upcycled decor. It’s a dream come true for indie artists who crave all things aesthetic. 

“The space is absolutely charming, with amazing touches in all corners of the studio,” said Daniel C. “The natural light is fantastic, and there are additional built-in lighting options if you’re looking for a warmer touch. [The] host was very welcoming and kind, and did a great job showing off the space.”

6. Dance your heart out at an industrial warehouse 

This spacious urban warehouse brings sick industrial vibes to a sophisticated dance space. The towering 35-foot ceilings create “a joyous environment for creativity and expansive movement.” The warehouse also features a spring-foot dance floor, which is perfect for capturing dynamic shots of dancers for your video. It’s a wonderful space to let your creativity run wild. 

7. Get away to a secluded cabin 

Want to bring the beauty of nature to your music video? This secluded cabin in the woods has all the rustic vibes you’re looking for when it comes to music video locations in Seattle. 

“The location was private and perfect for our photo/video shoot,” said Daniel C. “ I booked from 5-8 pm in late May, so there was a lot of direct setting sunlight shining into the large window. This gave the cabin a warm and earthy feel, the wood giving off hints of red glow and the lush green plants giving a green hue from the side windows. It’s a beautiful location for personal projects”

8. Capture a lush aesthetic 

This creative content studio was built with the camera in mind. The studio boasts three different rooms, each with its own unique theme, ranging from French vibes to Jungle-inspired.  

“This studio is a beautiful, versatile space that truly keeps photographers in mind,” said Vera P. “It’s well lit, with plenty of prop ideas and wardrobe — which makes it a seamless experience to shoot in. I added on Jennifer’s floral service as well, and she went above and beyond with styling that fit the theme of my shoot… Overall, 10/10 experience.”

9. Film hot wheels at an aesthetic garage 

Want to give your sick ride a starring role in your video? This aesthetic garage is perfect for you. The garage has plenty of room for up to two cars. There’s plenty of mechanic equipment for you to use in the shoot, and the unique lighting scheme and grungy walls provide plenty of dope vibes. Book this awesome music video location in Seattle on Peerspace. 

10. Sing your heart out in front of a wall of pastels

At this adorable music video location in Seattle, you can dance and sing in front of an adorable pastel wall. It’s an awesome place to capture bright and colorful shots with plenty of natural light. 

“I used this space to film a dance video and it was super cute,” said dancer Lex R. “The backgrounds are amazing for photos and the overall decor is great… A bonus is that this in the back of a lovely little shop and you can purchase items while there!” Ready to check out the shop for yourself? Head over to Peerspace and book the location for yourself. 

11. Film a studio session at a professional recording studio 

Want to film a raw “behind-the-scenes-style” music video? Check out this professional music recording studio in the Northeast section of Seattle. Not only is there plenty of professional equipment where you can record and mix your song, but it also boasts a dope vibe that looks incredible on the camera. Check out more details on Peerspace.

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