If you are looking for a Victorian location for a film shoot, a dignified setting for an interview or if you are shooting a film about Charles Dickens - the Charles Dickens Museum is the ideal location for you.

The Museum has been used as a set for many different productions, ranging from interior design programmes with Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to interviews for University Challenge.

The splendid reconstructed Drawing Room, the refurbished Morning Room and the atmospheric library offer unique backgrounds for period productions in an historic building.

Dickens-related productions benefit from the Museum's scholarly expertise and its important Dickensian collection with over 10.000 images. The staff are happy to give interviews and act as consultants.

Recent productions companies to have used the Museum include MGM and the BBC.

Rates
£500 per half-day
£750 per day
£1400 two days
Filming out-of-hours is charged at an extra rate.