Rome in the summer is a city that tells its story through cinema. From the Roma Cinema Arena at Parco degli Acquedotti, July 1–22, to the ’Quo Vadis?” film series at the Temple of Venus and Rome, July 7–16, and the Film Festival During the San Lorenzo festival, which runs through August 10, there are countless evenings dedicated to the big screen. And with every event of this kind, the demand for venues for shooting e productions video and photography.

Why right now?

Filmmakers, advertising production companies, and content creators working in Rome these past few months are looking for locations that authentically capture the city: terraces overlooking the rooftops, historic apartments with original flooring, and hidden courtyards in historic neighborhoods. If you have a home, studio, or garden with these features, now is when demand is at its highest.

What Are Production Companies and Photographers Really Looking For?

  • Plenty of natural light, preferably facing east or west
  • Convenient access for transporting equipment (lights, generators, backdrops)
  • Ability to work for several consecutive hours, even during unusual time slots
  • A distinctive character: a “neutral” space is rarely chosen

How to Submit Your Venue

All you need are a few real photos of the house or space, taken in good natural light, along with floor plans and information on access and availability. The team at Location Roma It evaluates the space and actively promotes it to production companies, photographers, and agencies looking for locations for photo shoots in Rome, while also handling the contractual aspects and any specific set requirements.

Do you have a place with character in Rome?

Write to us And tell us about your space: Location Roma It helps you pitch it for photo shoots and productions, so you can start receiving your first requests as early as this season.