Printworks London | Filming Location

Explore the unparalleled character and historical architecture of Printworks London filming location, spanning five vast industrial warehouses, which are perfect for any shoot, film or production. With 10,600 square metres of versatile indoor space and up to 16.8 metres ceiling height, along with 998 square metres of outdoor space, Printworks is the perfect London filming location.

As a former printing factory, Printworks London filming location offers an abundance of three-phase power, drive-in access and can accommodate articulated lorries. This location also has production offices, green rooms and dressing rooms on site in addition to parking for crew and production vehicles

Printworks London has formed the backdrop for a range of diverse projects. These include The Apprentice, Hollywood blockbusters such as Avengers: Age of Ultron, Tomorrow Never Dies and music videos from well established UK artists Chemical Brothers and Skepta.

Formerly known as Harmsworth Quays and established in the Docklands in 1989, in a previous life Printworks London was western Europe’s largest print factory. For almost a quarter of a century, the Evening Standard, Daily Mail and Metro newspapers rolled off its presses. This historically unique site has now embraced a new lease of life, in which the former factory’s warehouses and magnificent Press Halls have been revived as ground-breaking, multi-purpose filming location. Printworks London comprises six-acres of private, gated land, with seven spaces arranged over multiple levels with a maze of corridors and office space. The venue offers over 10,600 square metres of versatile, industrial space with a capacity of 6,000.

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