Productions pay top dollar to shoot in real homes. List yours discreetly — no public address, no open door. Location professionals find it by region; you approve every visit, and the fee.
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Commercials, series and features pay premium day rates for lived-in character — and the right house can earn more in a week than most rentals do in a season. Owners rarely hear about it, because the market runs quietly through location scouts. This is the quiet part, organized.
A code name, a neighbourhood and photos shared only with verified productions. Your address stays off the internet.
Location managers browse the index by region and request your file. Credentials are checked before anything is shared.
Every scout visit, every shoot day, every fee — nothing happens without your yes.
Film day rates, prep and strike days billed, overtime after twelve hours. Insurance certificates before anyone loads in.
No open house, no public photos of your address, no strangers at the door. Your home appears in the index as a code name and a region — nothing more — until you approve a request.
Request a private listingA regional index of camera-ready homes you won’t find on any rental site. Request access, pull files, book scout days — owners who already said yes to filming.
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Glass walls, long sightlines and room to light — the commercial favourite.
In the index →
Still water and dusk light — some double for the tropics.
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Grand facades, gated drives and grounds that hold a full unit.
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Marble, panelling and period detail for drama and editorial.
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Blank volumes that art departments can make into anything.
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For the scene that isn’t a home — rotundas, halls and institutions.
In the index →Tell us roughly what and where — no address required. We’ll only ask for details and photos once you decide to proceed, and they’re shared exclusively with productions you approve.