Rent a dance shoot location in Philadelphia, PA

Are you trying to plan an urban dance shoot in the middle of downtown? Or maybe you're looking for the perfect underground dance club for your next music video? Once you have your dancers and music, it's time to choose a venue as the background. Dance venues can have an open quality to them, like you might find on a parking garage rooftop or street level performance. Or you might prefer a venue with glowing neon lights, mirrored walls, and pulsing techno music. You'll find both of these and more in the City of Brotherly Love!
Dance venues for videography here also include studios dedicated to ballet, complete with changing rooms and balance beams. You'll find dance studios with lacquered floors, professional audio equipment, and you can even book staff to run it all while you focus on directing the shoot. Dance video venues can be rented by the hour or the day, depending on the space you choose. Dance academies, classrooms, and other spaces offer hourly rates. Meanwhile, if you book a venue like a rooftop lounge or club, expect a half or full day rental, including time for set up and break down.

Rooftop dance videos give viewers the experience of being part of a lifestyle narrative set in an urban atmosphere. From hip hop videos in skyscraper rooftop bars to music videos captured in a chic club, the location is a major part of the story told by your footage. You'll need to be in a big city if you're going to capture the vibe; fortunately, Philly is one of the largest on the East Coast. You've literally hundreds of rooftop dance video locations to choose from!
One of our favorites is Stratus Rooftop Lounge on Chestnut St in downtown Philadelphia. This lounge, bar, and restaurant has several private and semi-private lounges in addition to unmatched views of the Philly skyline.

The intense character of industrial dance demands the right venue for a quality music video. Exposed bricks, cracked walls, and dim lights spring to mind. Yet you can do much better booking a warehouse or video studio set up as an industrial dance studio. Rooftops also work for industrial dance, making rooftop dance floors, clubs, restaurants, and other spaces good venues to work with.