Exhibition London | Filming Location

Exhibition London filming location is set at the heart of the Westfield London development. This stunning Grade II listed building offers the perfect backdrop of industrial glamour for location filming and photography.

1,271 square metres of usable event space spans across two floors; the Ground Floor comprises of the entrance foyer, reception space and three additional rooms.Two staircases open up to the main space which offers 775 square metres of uninterrupted shoot space and double height ceilings. The Victorian and heritage  features create an atmospheric backdrop for any shoot. It was previously used as a filming location for the 1988 cult classic film ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ as starred as the home of the Acme Building in the film. 

Built in 1899, this Victorian structure was originally used as an engine house for Central London Railways. Iconic TFL aesthetics remain in place, with the tiled interior walls and red brick lending unique character to this vibrant 3,185 square metre space.

The West London location offers filming opportunities for bars, stage space and industrial backdrops along with opportunities to film in corridors, loading bays and staircases with original glazed London brick, kitchens, goods lifts entrance foyer, box office and large toilets.

Next door to Underground stations White City, Wood Lane and Shepherd’s Bush Market, as well as Shepherd’s Bush National Rail station, Exhibition London is easily accessible from across the city. 

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