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Anyone used their house for film shoots?

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hifi · 13/01/2015 21:09

and could you recommend an agent?

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thatwouldbeanecumenicalmatter · 13/01/2015 21:21

DH workplace let their building out to the beeb for a month (don't know agent I'm afraid as it's a gov dept) apparently they got a lot ££££ but it was MAJORLY disruptive - they will need to drill into your walls ceilings and move stuff in/out (although they do repair and leave in state found in), cables everywhere and lots and lots of cast and crew milling about - not sure if I'd want a lot of strangers in and out my house tbh never mind all the drilling etc!

hifi · 13/01/2015 21:25

It's part of the house were not using at the moment. Could easily close it off. Thanks, will google BBC.

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thatwouldbeanecumenicalmatter · 13/01/2015 21:28

No problem, forgot to say they worked through the night towards the end, I'm not sure if that was more convenient with it being a place of work (place was empty on an evening) and wether they'd want to do this in a domestic setting.

SnowBells · 13/01/2015 23:07

I knew someone whose gorgeous house in the UK was in an A-list film. The production company rented it for months, but used it for only two weeks. They got a free renovation and close to six figures. And they got to hang with the cast and crew.

You can google these agents...

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