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Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing and popularity information in this section is based on proprietary data from bookings made on Peerspace from 2016-2026.

How much does a interview filming location cost to rent in Washington?

Interview filming locations in Washington average $128 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for.

What's the best day to rent a interview filming location in Washington?

Saturdays are the most popular day for booking interview filming locations in Washington. For those seeking a deal, consider booking Sunday and Saturday as these days are 13% cheaper on average.

How popular are interview filming locations in Washington?

Our local hosts have welcomed 1182 people into their interview filming locations with reviews averaging 4.91 stars. Most even said they would book again -- about 96%.

How long do people rent interview filming locations in Washington?

Most interview filming locations are scheduled for 7 hours, with 6 people in attendance. You’ll find the most Filmed Interviews starting between 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM.

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

Tony J.
Contemporary 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Duplex Smart Home Near LGA
https://youtu.be/acxNwCwgRm8?si=Q4-qlej8fKpqhRX6 That the music video we did at your place And the host was good yes I would like to do another music video in here again ...
Jeff C.
Main Assembly Space
Andrew was a phenomenal host for my first short film. After the weather took a turn for the worst, he allowed us to shoot indoors for the second portion of a vital scene. I would recommend this place to any filmmaker....
Chloe D.
Photo / Video Studio with Skyline View in Fishtown Philadelphia
Exactly the space we needed for our two camera interview. Jon + Molly were very friendly, communicative and helpful. Ample street parking. Will be booking again. ...
Brian L.
23A NYC Photo Studio Free Equipment
23A was the perfect filming location and a great size. We were able to use the space for interviews, b-roll and a photo shoot. The staff was easy to work with and on-hand for any issues we had. ...
Maria L.
Historic Townhouse Loft Greenwich Village - Great Room
Lore's space was spacious and great for our video interview. She was communicative and accommodating. Thank you, Lore!

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