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Send basic contact and property details, plus any optional photos or useful links.
For owners + authorized representatives
Have a space worth filming?
Keylight Locations represents distinctive Southern California properties with the visual character and practical potential to support serious creative work.
We work with owners, property managers, business operators, and authorized representatives who want thoughtful production opportunities—not uncontrolled access.
Start your submissionProperty review
Complete the property questionnaire.
Use a pre-addressed email with our 31-question owner questionnaire. Complete what you can now; an exact address can wait until follow-up.
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Before you begin
What we’ll ask
01 — Availability
- What days and hours are productions allowed?
- Are there preferred production days?
- Are there blackout dates or times?
- Can productions book overnight?
- What is the earliest call time and latest wrap time allowed?
- What is the maximum number of people allowed in the space?
02 — Pricing
- What hourly rate would you like to charge?
- Is there a 12-hour full-day buyout rate?
- What is the booking minimum?
03 — Property information
- Approximately how many square feet is the space?
- What are the standout features of the property?
- Are any areas off limits for filming?
04 — Parking
- How many vehicles can park on-site?
- Are there dedicated parking spaces?
- Is there free street parking?
- Are there nearby parking lots or garages?
05 — Furniture and set dressing
- Can furniture or artwork be moved?
- Is anything especially fragile or off limits in the space?
06 — Production amenities
- Is Wi-Fi available?
- Is kitchen access available?
- How many restrooms are available?
- Is there a hair-and-makeup area?
- Is there a dedicated holding space for talent or makeup?
- Is air conditioning or heating available?
- Are there security cameras? If so, where are they located and can they be turned off during a booking?
- May adult content be filmed?
- Are stunts allowed?
- Is alcohol allowed?
- Can the windows be blacked out?
- Can neighbors be heard from the space?
- How does load-in and load-out work?
Residential + commercial
Spaces we consider
- 01Distinctive homes and estates
- 02Restaurants, bars, and cafés
- 03Retail and hospitality spaces
- 04Galleries and creative venues
- 05Studios, warehouses, and offices
- 06Unusual production-ready environments
How it works
A considered path from first look to production day.
Creative review
We assess visual range and fit. If there may be a match, we follow up about availability, operating limits, access and parking/load-in, and production history.
Build the listing
For accepted properties, we align on presentation, photography, rates, rules, and availability.
Manage inquiries
We qualify opportunities and coordinate the production conversation around your property.
Representation with context
What Keylight handles
Listing creation and photography guidance
Exposure and qualified booking conversations
Paperwork, practical coordination, and on-site representation when appropriate
Respect for your property, neighbors, team, and operating limits
Questions owners ask
A few useful answers.
Does submitting guarantee representation?
No. Every space is reviewed for visual range, production practicality, market fit, and current library needs.
Will my private address appear online?
No. You do not need to include the exact address in your first email. If the space appears to be a fit, Keylight will request it privately during follow-up.
Do I need professional photographs?
No. Photos and a photo link are optional for first contact. If you have them ready, clear phone photographs are enough; otherwise, we can request images later.
Can an operating business be considered?
Yes. Restaurants, bars, shops, galleries, and other businesses can be strong locations when filming windows and operating constraints are clear.