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IMPORTANT - We regret we are unable to offer any filming dates prior to October 2018 due to a high volume of enquiries.

Commercial Filming

Welcome to the Commercial Filming Team. Here you'll be able to view our most popular locations, get information on how to film with us, view fees and submit applications to film.

A little about us... we've been managing filming in our stations and across our property portfolio since 1996, when the first Mission Impossible film shot in Liverpool Street Station.

Since then, our filming and photography service has gone from strength to strength, and we've helped hundreds of productions shoot the scenes they want.

As one of the largest landowners in Great Britain, Network Rail has locations ranging from railway arches, industrial wastelands and signal boxes, to shopping centres and retail units so whatever your requirements, get in touch.

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Featured Locations

The Quadrant:MK

The Quadrant:MK

Milton Keynes

Our headquarters in Milton Keynes offers itself as a stunning, modern and eco-friendly location.

Bishopsgate Goods Yard

Bishopsgate Goods Yard

London

Dark, atmospheric and located in the heart of London, this location is multifaceted and perfect for ambitious projects.

London Bridge Station

London Bridge Station

London

London Bridge is a central London railway terminus and connected London Underground station in Southwark.

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London King’s Cross Station

London King’s Cross Station

London

A striking contemporary roof and modern concourse, mixed with restored Victorian architecture.

London Paddington Station

London Paddington Station

London

Features include the restored Edwardian platform one and roof, and ironwork by Eiffel.

London Waterloo Station

London Waterloo Station

London

Waterloo is the UK's largest station, and was originally opened in 1848, though the station was completely rebuilt between 1900 and 1922.

Birmingham New Street Station

Birmingham New Street Station

Birmingham

Birmingham New Street Station, extensively redeveloped, is an fresh, bright and spacious area ideal for any production, and only just over an hour from London.

Bristol Temple Meads Station

Bristol Temple Meads Station

Bristol

A landmark Victorian station, which has been expanded several times.

Edinburgh Waverley Station

Edinburgh Waverley Station

Edinburgh

Edinburgh Waverley is an iconic Victorian station in the heart of this beautiful city.

Glasgow Central Station

Glasgow Central Station

Glasgow

Features include an old station house, wooden retail units and underground tunnels.

Leeds Station

Leeds Station

Leeds

Built largely in 1967, Leeds Station boasts arches, concourses, stairwells and tunnels.

Liverpool Lime Street Station

Liverpool Lime Street Station

Liverpool

Liverpool, one of the most vibrant and film-friendly cities in the UK, is supported admirably by this beautiful station.

Manchester Piccadilly Station

Manchester Piccadilly Station

Manchester

Manchester Piccadilly Station, the busiest station in Manchester, handles over 83,000 passengers and 1,000 train movements every day.

Reading Station

Reading Station

Reading

Only thirty minutes outside of London, Reading Station is one of our most modern stations with one of the largest over-bridges on the network.

London Bridge Station

London Bridge Station

London

London Bridge is a central London railway terminus and connected London Underground station in Southwark.

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