Portraits & a small lookbook.
Keep the number of people, looks and background changes realistic for the booked hours.
Half-day hire · Greenwich, London
A focused brief.
A productive half-day.
Half-day photography and film studio hire in Greenwich, London. Choose a 4–5-hour booking for a focused shoot, a content batch or an agreed pre-light session.
Keep the scope clear
A shorter booking with a focused plan.
A half-day works well when the brief is ready, the number of looks is controlled and the lighting plan is simple. Allow time for arrival and setup before the first frame, and pack-down before the end of your slot.
Products & content batches.
Group similar products and shots so lighting and styling can stay consistent.
Pre-light & technical preparation.
Use an agreed session to prepare for a later shoot. Confirm access and what can remain in place between bookings.
Compare booking durations
Choose the time that fits the brief.
| Your booking | Half-day | Full-day | Multiple days | Long-term |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time in the studio | 4–5 hours | 8, 10 or 12 hours | Consecutive days | Weeks or months |
| A good fit | A focused brief, one main setup or a pre-light session. | Multiple looks, lighting changes or a complete production day. | Build, pre-light and shoot over a planned production block. | An extended production base or a recurring content programme. |
| Plan for | A tight shot list and a simple changeover. | Setup, breaks, shooting and final pack-down. | Build, lighting, shoot days and reset. | Access, working days, set retention and review dates. |
| Before you book | Agree the exact slot and whether 4 or 5 hours fits. | Choose and confirm your daily start and finish times. | Agree overnight arrangements and access between days. | Agree the full schedule, storage and longer-term terms. |
| Explore | Half-day hire ↗ | Full-day hire ↗ | Multiple days hire ↗ | Long-term hire ↗ |
Duration and equipment are separate choices. Combine your booking with dry hire or an agreed wet-hire package. Include load-in, setup and pack-down in the hours you request; exact access and inclusions are confirmed in your quote.
Equipment and support
Bring your kit.
Or build a package.
Dry hire
The studio space for your own equipment, crew and workflow. Bring your own kit with no additional charge for doing so.
Explore dry hire ↗Wet hire
Studio hire with a selected equipment and support package. Agree the lighting, grip and crew roles your production needs before the day.
Explore wet hire ↗A practical production plan
Plan the time around the work.
Load in & prepare
Get the crew, products, kit and main lighting setup ready.
Shoot the priorities
Capture the essential frames before optional variations.
Review & finish
Check the brief and complete the agreed final shots.
Pack down & reset
Allow enough time to clear the space before your booking ends.
Your enquiry checklist
Before we put a quote together.
Send these details so we can plan the right booking with you.
- A prioritised shot list with the essential frames first.
- Ready-to-shoot products, steamed garments and prepared scripts.
- Clear talent arrival times and a planned loading route.
- A decision in advance on what to drop if time runs short.
Space, access and facilities
The studio behind your booking.
| Studio footprint | 2,000 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Ceiling height | 5.8m |
| Infinity cove | 10m × 10m, L-shaped; fresh and custom-colour preparation available |
| Blackout | 10m × 10m area with 360° draping |
| Green screen | Background pre-lit for every green-screen booking; confirm coverage for your shot list |
| Virtual production | 4.5m × 2.5m LED wall; specialist setup quoted for the production |
| Access | Ground-floor drive-in shutter: 3.6m wide × 3m high; vehicle suitability checked before booking |
| Power | 63A three-phase; 32A, 16A and 13A connections |
| Rigging | Overhead lighting grid; agree loads, fixtures and access |
| Crew facilities | Five make-up stations, green room, changing space, kitchen, Wi-Fi, toilets and shower |
| Arrival | Free on-site parking; confirm vehicle numbers and timings |
| Location | Unit 4, 70 Norman Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9QE |
Choose the setup for your booking. Background changes, cove painting, equipment, VP and crew requirements are agreed in the quote. Send unusual access, sound, rigging or effects requirements in advance.
Floor plan
Your questions
Useful answers before you book.
What hours can a half-day cover?
Half-day bookings are typically 4–5 hours. Common four-hour slots include 9am–1pm, 2pm–6pm or 6pm–10pm; exact times and flexibility depend on availability and your confirmed booking.
Can we extend on the day?
Ask the team as early as possible. Extra time depends on availability and the agreed additional charge; it should not be assumed.
When is a full day a better choice?
Consider a full day if you need several lighting setups, many wardrobe changes, a large crew, complex filming or a substantial set build.
Can I bring my own equipment?
Yes. You can bring your own kit with no extra charge for doing so. Ground-floor shutter access makes loading easier. Send large-item dimensions and power requirements before the day.
Is studio hire suitable for a first-time user?
Yes. Tell us your brief, experience and what help you need. We can discuss the right duration, equipment and support before you book.
How much does hire cost?
Your quote depends on dates, hours, chosen setup, equipment, preparation and support. Send your brief for availability and a tailored price; the team will confirm all inclusions and booking terms.
Can we visit before booking?
Ask to arrange a recce. It is particularly useful for a large set, vehicle shoot, complex rig, dialogue recording or virtual-production workflow.
Half-day hire enquiry
Your next shoot
starts with a conversation.
Send your dates, hours and production details. We’ll check availability and put together a quote.
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