Whether shooting your next business ad or yet another Ghostbusters reboot (it's never too soon, right?), you'll be spoiled for choice with the array of venues in London that are ideal for filming. Both aesthetically and in terms of facilities, these spaces – from the raw and industrial to the intricately adorned – will appeal to even the most fastidious of filmmakers.

1. Ugly Duck

Ugly DuckLondon Bridge

London Bridge

Formerly the backdrop for BBC's Dragon's Den, Ugly Duck is already a proven filming spot. Near London Bridge and the buzzing Bermondsey Street, the Victorian warehouse provides an expansive filming unit with exposed brick, wooden beams and flooring and a rooftop area – along with a car park for 20 vehicles for the most equipment-heavy of filming days.

2. The Hellenic Centre

The Hellenic CenterBaker Street

Baker Street

In charming Marylebone is The Hellenic Centre, a refurbished building from the early 1900s – with red brick and stone façade – that's home to a charity that promotes Greek culture in the UK. The Great Hall, in particular, is a spacious and elegant filming location, thanks to its blank-canvas versatility. The balcony overlooking the room can be used as an extra filming space, or by actors in their downtime as a green room.

3. Behind The Bike Shed

Behind The Bike ShedOld Street

Old Street

The location for our latest client event, Behind the Bike Shed is a bright and sweeping space that's transformable to the most intricate of sets for your next film project. The venue boasts 12,000sqft of space under four converted railway arches in the heart of Shoreditch, and the creative, minimalist feel is perfect for contemporary, urban shoots.

4. The Roof Gardens

The Roof GardensHigh Street Kensington

High Street Kensington

This is one of London's most iconic venues and rightfully so – modelled on Spain's Alhambra palace, it's split into three idyllic rooftop gardens, adorned with Japanese maple trees and even some roaming, adorable pink flamingos. There's truly no place quite like The Roof Gardens for filming, with 1.5 acres of space and stunning views over the capital.

5. Classic Car Club

Classic Car ClubHoxton

Hoxton

You could easily envisage ads, music videos and TV features all finding their backdrops at this unique Hoxton underground space – essentially a 20,000sqft parking lot that's filled with at least 80 classic cars, including Mustangs, Benzes and Jags. Consider it for a vintage fashion shoot – or perhaps the car chase scene of the century.

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