Wet hire · Greenwich, London
Wet Hire Studio London.
Wet hire studio packages for photography and filming in London. Combine the studio with selected lighting, grip and agreed support, so the production arrives with a clear setup.
Equipment and support, agreed in advance
A Package Built Around the Brief.
Wet hire combines studio space with agreed equipment and support. It is a useful choice when you want to reduce external kit logistics or need help planning a setup. The quote sets out what is included.
Choose the Light for the Work.
Plan flash for photography, continuous lighting for filming, or a combination for mixed deliverables.
Match the Grip and Modifiers.
Think beyond the lamp: stands, frames, diffusion, grids, triggers and mounts all need to work together.
Agree the People and Preparation.
Tell us whether you need setup help, a technician or other crew roles. Confirm the scope and hours in the booking.
Compare booking durations
Choose the Time That Fits the Brief.
| Your booking | Half-day | Full-day | Multiple days | Long-term |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time in the studio | 4–5 hours | 8, 10 or 12 hours | Consecutive days | Weeks or months |
| A good fit | A focused brief, one main setup or a pre-light session. | Multiple looks, lighting changes or a complete production day. | Build, pre-light and shoot over a planned production block. | An extended production base or a recurring content programme. |
| Plan for | A tight shot list and a simple changeover. | Setup, breaks, shooting and final pack-down. | Build, lighting, shoot days and reset. | Access, working days, set retention and review dates. |
| Before you book | Agree the exact slot and whether 4 or 5 hours fits. | Choose and confirm your daily start and finish times. | Agree overnight arrangements and access between days. | Agree the full schedule, storage and longer-term terms. |
| Explore | Half-day hire ↗ | Full-day hire ↗ | Multiple days hire ↗ | Long-term hire ↗ |
Duration and equipment are separate choices. Combine your booking with dry hire or an agreed wet-hire package. Include load-in, setup and pack-down in the hours you request; exact access and inclusions are confirmed in your quote.
Two approaches. One studio.
Dry Hire or Wet Hire?
Dry Hire
The studio space for your own equipment, crew and workflow. Bring your own kit with no additional charge for doing so.
Explore dry hire ↗Wet Hire
Studio hire with a selected equipment and support package. Agree the lighting, grip and crew roles your production needs before the day.
Explore wet hire ↗A practical production plan
Plan the Time Around the Work.
Share the Production Brief
Tell us the look, crew size, chosen setup and technical needs.
Confirm Inclusions
Agree the space, kit, support, preparation and exact hours.
Make the Plan Practical
Check loading, power, equipment compatibility and crew roles.
Work with a Clear Setup
Arrive to the agreed plan and include time for pack-down.
Your enquiry checklist
Before We Put a Quote Together.
Send these details so we can plan the right booking with you.
- Reference images, storyboard and the desired lighting approach.
- Camera system, trigger compatibility, frame rate and power needs.
- The specific equipment, quantities and modifiers in your package.
- Named support roles, preparation time and any extra services.
Space, access and facilities
The Studio Behind Your Booking.
| Studio footprint | 2,000 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Ceiling height | 5.8m |
| Infinity cove studio | 10m × 10m, L-shaped; fresh and custom-colour preparation available |
| Blackout | 10m × 10m area with 360° draping |
| Green screen studio | Background pre-lit for every green-screen booking; confirm coverage for your shot list |
| Virtual production studio | 4.5m × 2.5m LED wall; specialist setup quoted for the production |
| Access | Ground-floor drive-in shutter: 3.6m wide × 3m high; vehicle suitability checked before booking |
| Power | 63A three-phase; 32A, 16A and 13A connections |
| Rigging | Overhead lighting grid; agree loads, fixtures and access |
| Crew facilities | Five make-up stations, green room, changing space, kitchen, Wi-Fi, toilets and shower |
| Arrival | Free on-site parking; confirm vehicle numbers and timings |
| Location | Unit 4, 70 Norman Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9QE |
Choose the setup for your booking. Background changes, cove painting, equipment, VP and crew requirements are agreed in the quote. Send unusual access, sound, rigging or effects requirements in advance.
Floor Plan
Your questions
Useful Answers Before You Book.
Does Wet Hire Mean Every Item and Every Crew Role Is Included?
Your wet-hire package includes the equipment and support agreed in your quote. A photographer, director, camera operator, gaffer, sound recordist or post-production service is included only when specifically arranged.
Can We Mix Our Own Kit with Studio Equipment?
Yes. Bring your own kit at no extra charge and add the in-house items you need. Send the combined list so the team can check compatibility.
Cineview also has over 400 items of equipment in house. Hiring suitable kit from the studio can save time and transport costs. Explore our equipment list and contact us with your equipment requirements to confirm availability and prices.
Are Dogs and Children Welcome?
Yes. Dogs and children are welcome, and Cineview is a dog-friendly studio. Please contact us before bringing dogs so we can discuss the practical arrangements for your booking.
Do Clients Need Insurance?
Client insurance is not required unless the work involves fire or water. Contact us before booking any fire or water activity to discuss the necessary cover and practical arrangements.
Do We Need to Send Shot Lists or Call Sheets?
No. Shot lists and call sheets are optional; you do not need to send them before shoot day. You are welcome to share them if they will help the studio team support your plans.
What Is Available for Photography and Filming?
The on-site catalogue includes Profoto and Broncolor flash, Aputure and other continuous lighting, modifiers, grip, frames and production accessories. Browse the categorised equipment list.
Can I Bring My Own Equipment?
Yes. You can bring your own kit with no extra charge for doing so. Ground-floor shutter access makes loading easier. Send large-item dimensions and power requirements before the day.
Cineview also has over 400 items of equipment in house. Hiring suitable kit from the studio can save time and transport costs. Explore our equipment list and contact us with your equipment requirements to confirm availability and prices.
Is Studio Hire Suitable for a First-Time User?
Yes. Tell us your brief, experience and what help you need. We can discuss the right duration, equipment and support before you book.
How Much Does Hire Cost?
Your quote depends on dates, hours, chosen setup, equipment, preparation and support. Send your brief for availability and a tailored price; the team will confirm all inclusions and booking terms.
Can We Visit Before Booking?
Ask to arrange a recce. It is particularly useful for a large set, vehicle shoot, complex rig, dialogue recording or virtual-production workflow.