There are several different looks within the building including art deco marble, wood panelling, traditional features, impressive corridors and original toilets.
There are multiple adjoining spaces allowing for cast and crew holding, costume, HMU and production offices.
Freemasons’ Hall has appeared in a wide range of blockbuster movies as a variety of backdrops from places like Iraq and Shanghai to even an alien spaceship.
The Vestibules An opulent Art Deco style with unique features
Starting with the Tower entrance and original cloakroom, sweeping marble staircases lead to the Vestibules.
A great fit for a hotel reception, bank, ballroom and more.
New Spaces The Egyptian Room and Museum
Recently acquired for commercial hire these spaces are new to filming. The Egyptian Room has an air of exotic grandeur whilst the museum cases in the South Gallery can be rearranged to be out of site or restocked with props.
Robing Rooms Full of period features, wood panelling and character
Several connected spaces are accessible from The Vestibules. Furniture is freestanding and can be rearranged or removed.
Gallery Suite and Ante Room The Gallery Suite is a spacious and striking room with traditional features
The adjacent Ante Room offers a slightly more utilitarian feel in the same historic atmosphere. Both can be used for filming or cast/crew holding etc.
Popular for crowd base, pre-fabricated sets, ballroom scenes and MI5 feel offices
Grand Temple Leading on from The Vestibules, The Grand Temple is a show stopping space
With fixed seating for 1,300 and the option to stage over to create a large flexible space. Rigging points in the ornate ceiling help to create a bespoke option.
Corridors and toilets Original fixtures, modern re-fits, plain backdrops and striking options
There really are many option at Freemasons’ Hall!
The Roof Panoramic views of central London
With ease of access, direct from the goods lift.
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