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from$80/hr
Colorful Conference Room w/ Breakout Space in Columbia Heights
Columbia Heights, Washington, DC
10
Our beautiful conference room is perfect for any meeting, presentation or workshop session and will surely impress your clients or employees! Space Features: - WiFi - Large conference table - 8 swivel chairs - 60" HD TV: HDMI & USB connections to plug in and...
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from$475/hr
Historic Dupont Library
Northwest Washington, DC
81
The library is a suitable space where you can hold media production, lectures, meetings, book clubs, classes and other celebrations. The interior has a modern vibe with its dark wood beams on the ceiling and light-colored walls. Cozy yet functional with a wood-burning fireplace to...
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from$150/hr
Multi-function Video/Photo/Broadcast Studio, DC Downtown
Northwest Washington, DC
35
...trunk! -Sound quality: located at the basement level, isolated from any outside/traffic noises, access by stairs only, great sound quality for film interviews, documentaries, and talk shows. - Our clients are from Apple TV+, Discovery+, etc. Message us for a space tour! Discount for multi-days...
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from$160/hr
Gorgeous, High-end, Art and Light Filled Floor
Northeast Washington, DC
14
This rental floor is the first floor of a grand four story historic Victorian and is a meticulously renovated, 1200 sq ft art filled floor with living, dining, sun room and den filming and photo studio space. The art ranges from 300 year old Indian...
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from$300/hr
Downtown Warm, Wood-Soaked Restaurant Space with Open Kitchen
Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC
8
This beautiful, warm, and vibrant restaurant includes custom wood booths, a large 10-12 person communal table, and a variety of 2-tops and 4-tops. The custom wood ceiling makes the space feel intimate, even though the space can fit up to 120 guests. We have a...
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from$49/hr
Inspiring Loft in the heart of Logan Circle
Downtown, Washington, DC
210
NYC Studio loft style in the heart of Blagden alley historical district. Much effort was given to preserve this 1870 carriage house’s landmark legacy while remodeling in 2018: hardwood floors throughout, flooded with natural light, gourmet kitchen, Crate & Barrel comfortable lounge. Set back in...
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from$140/hr
Historic Living Room Space for Intimate Events
Kalorama Heights, Washington, DC
29
Built in the 1920s, historic Quaker House was formerly an elegant townhome to diplomats. The home’s multipurpose living room features a vaulted ceiling, French windows, and a nonworking fireplace. Its doors open onto a new glass corridor on the north, seamlessly connecting this space to...
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from$325/hr
Historic Dupont Parlor
Northwest Washington, DC
23
Next to the library is the parlor. A well-appointed space perfect for any occasion. Carpet accents sprawl on the wood floors. Tables and chairs are available. You are welcome to use the grand piano for a recital, background music, music video and more. Whether it's...
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from$450/hr
Classic Washington. Historic, elegant Presidential mansion and garden
Kalorama Heights, Washington, DC
22
The Woodrow Wilson House, our 28th President’s last residence, offers you the opportunity to entertain your clients and colleagues in classic Washington style. Conveniently located just five blocks from Dupont Circle in the Embassy Row neighborhood, Woodrow Wilson House is an elegant and historic site...
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Discover where to film an interview in Washington DC

Documentaries, historic films, and commercials often involve interviews where someone gives an account or testimonial. Interviews require an environment suitable for the film, which has few distractions, ample lighting, and enough space for the crew to work in. Fortunately, Washington, D.C. is as much a creative hub as it is a political one. The city hosts film production companies that keep interview spaces ready for rental. You can also reserve space inside of a loft, office building, creative complex, or other organization that has a quiet room for your interview!

Professional interview filming locations in Washington DC

Teaming up with a professional filmmaking company is the best way to ensure the success of your interview. These companies offer spaces designed with specific purposes in mind. An interview studio may include chairs, curtains, soundproofing, and studio backdrops. If you need extra video cameras, microphones, or lighting, most filmmaking companies offer these as added rentals. You can even hire additional staff through them to run the extra equipment.
When booking an interview space with a production company, don't forget to look into the incidentals. Bathrooms, changing rooms, staff lounges, and other amenities add a lot of value to your booking. Free parking is also very useful the closer you get to downtown Washington, D.C.

Explore quiet interview filming locations in Washington DC

As important as the amenities of a space is, the sound environment is also important. Interview filming locations have to be quiet since filming is typically done at normal speaking volume. Sensitive audio equipment will pick up the sounds of traffic, work in adjacent rooms, and other distractions with ease.
Film production companies provide the best audio environments for quiet interviews. You can also look at lofts inside of creative complexes. Loft spaces are flexible and affordable, rentable by the hour. If the loft is designed with the needs of filmmakers in mind, it will likely have some degree of soundproofing to screen out unwanted sounds.
You can also choose to work inside of a library conference room, coworking complex office, university classroom, or other space. These venues are all quiet since they're meant to be work and study spaces. Most aren't soundproofed, however. That said, if you can reserve a room in the heart of the building you stand the best chance of screening out all sounds from outside the building!

Reviews for interview filming locations

Amanda M.
Elegant, Versatile Lounge in Downtown DC
Lauren was a great host and this was the perfect place to film our interviews
Iris S.
Day Office located in the Center of Northwest DC
the staff there. Spare, office looking location. The host was very responsive as well. We used the offices for a video shoot for a documentary...
Nell S.
Inspiring Loft in the heart of Logan Circle
Great Space for filming! We conducted three interviews here and were able to get three looks out of the space. John and his staff were very accommodating and we highly recommend this space. The decor is very stylish and leaves you with many options...
Autumn J.
Inspiring Loft in the heart of Logan circle
This space was VERY NICE! I secured this venue for 3 hours for 13 team members for a video interview. The colors and decor were a vibe!! John & Tom were great hosts and made sure we had what we needed. The venue is tucked away and down a little side...
Maria L.
Spacious Historic Victorian Home with Contemporary Finishes and Furnishing
Great location perfect for our interviews. Ethan was a good communicator and quick answering questions. Thank you again
Lance W.
Downtown Warm, Wood-Soaked Restaurant Space with Open Kitchen
This is a visually striking space that gave us several attractive options to choose from for our documentary style interview. The team leading the way were all friendly, exceedingly helpful, and caring about doing a good job. In a special perk, their restaurant next door made for a perfect pre...
Kacey V.
Downtown Warm, Wood-Soaked Restaurant Space with Open Kitchen
Used this place to film a few interviews and it was perfect. Gave off a modern yet cozy cafe vibe and looked great on camera. Tessa was a very responsive and accommodating host, I would book again...
Fred K.
Artistic Historic Mansion Studio with Gorgeous Sunlight
We did a sit-down interview for a documentary, and the space was perfect for it. It's beautiful, and Amira was an attentive host who made sure we had everything we needed. Thank you, Amira...

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