HUGE front yard, HUGE Back Yard, Anywhere USA look

Free street parking, Nearby parking lot

I recommend that, when securing a city filming permit, that you get several no parking signs from the city. Just 3 signs will give you 180 linear feet of parking - in front of my home (for the production truck) and the two homes on either side. Otherwise, there is a hotel just 1 block away which allows parking. I do not know the charge.

Traditional windows with muntins and mullions in a grid pattern. double hung in the living room and dining room, sliders (with grid pattern) in the kitchen, laundry and downstairs bedroom.

Very little ambient noise inside. The windows are double pane and reduce the ambient noise a great deal. Minor noise outside. A barking dog and the occasional flyover.

Stairs

Entrance has only a brick standing porch with two steps. Back door has 3 steps. The production truck is usually parked in front of the house as the driveway is narrow. Parking in the driveway is permitted but only in the part that is front of the house. The driveway is too narrow for all trucks and most cars.

Multiple areas can be assigned to different usage. For instance, the dining room was not in use for one shoot, so it became the craft table, and general cast/crew staging. The outside patio can also be designated as a green room is necessary. It just depends on which rooms will be used in the shoot. Cast and Crew must remain outside unless they are in the scene. The very large back yard is perfect for staging equipment, cast and crew. The garage is available as well. I have a picnic table with umbrella on the patio next to the garage which is good for crafty or staging.

Bedrooms are off-limits, unless arrangements are made in advance. It is also an add on.

200 amp panel, upgraded household wiring. House power has been used in all of the shoots in my home. 4 Outdoor plugs are accessible, one of each side of the house and one in the back. Power is also available from the garage at the back of the property.

Care must be taken to prevent damage to the floors, any furniture, and accessories. Kraft paper should be put down to protect the area. Home must be returned to original condition including anything that has been moved. Do not move or use and furniture, art, decorations or artifacts without permission. Do not use tape on floors or woodwork. Equipment and Backpacks must be carried to prevent scratching or marring walls, or floors. The location is in the city. Care must be taken to avoid encroaching on my neighbors homes. Hours for shooting are dictated by the city of Glendale. Not before 7am and wheels-up and out by 10pm. You must get sign-off from all homes within 500 feet before filming starts. Glendale Filming permit and neighbor notifications are easily obtained and are required. Insurance, including this location, must be obtained to cover any unforeseen damage or breakage - usually a rider can be added to your equipment insurance. Standard Peerspace Cancellation policy. No loud music outside. No loud music inside after 10pm. No smoking inside. You may smoke outside at least 25 feet from the main home. Rental time frame must include setup and cleanup time. Please ask the host before you move any furniture, fixtures, or accessories. Extra trash receptacles can be provided. Trash must be taken out at the end of your booking, and placed in the outdoor trash can. Please consult the host if your have any questions. All doors and windows must be closed and locked upon departure from the space. Please inform the Host of the completion of your project. Do not lean on stair railing or run up and down the stairs. Do not slam any door, close by hand (especially the front door and french door) unless it is required in the scene. Keep doors closed except when in use for a scene. Photographs all areas and furniture before starting. Immediately inform rep of and damage or spillage of any liquid or other product. Production must be halted to completely clean up before filming or recoding can start again. Any equipment or cast or crew still on the property at the end of the booking will result in an additional charged in 1 hour increments. All and and crew, trash and equipment must be offsite by contracted end time, unless agreed otherwise.

A $500 security deposit must be paid via Venmo (or credit card) after booking and before your start shoot date. It will be returned, via Venmo or credit card, in 3 days. Adding the location (me) to a rider, usually on the $1 M equipment insurance policy, is sufficient. If the total number of attendees is greater then the books amount, the correct charge (x 1.5) will be requested. Any variations to the production rules must be approved and an additional charge will be requested. Last minute requests to a change will be computed at x1.5 of the agreed amount. A call sheet with all participants, including the location owner (me), with contact information is required for COVID-19 tracing.

Anything can be moved as long as it is treated with care and replaced at the end of the shoot. I had one shoot where *everything* in the living room was moved into the adjacent dining room for the shoot. It was all returned perfectly! If anything is broken or damaged or other damage is caused, please let me know immediately. The production will need to stop until the degree of breakage is determined and compensation agreed upon. Kraft paper or plywood is required to be placed underneath equipment that is placed on the hardwood floor. If any changes or the moving of any items results in damage, the production will be required to compensate for the loss.