A collaboration between the Louisville Film Society and Louisville Forward
If you are a business owner, publicity & brand awareness may be your biggest motivator for hosting a film shoot.
When a film production arrives in your town, they eat, sleep, and shop in your local area. It’s an economic boost for the whole community.
You can make a side income simply from renting your home out for film productions! You would be surprised at the potential.
Wondering what you should really expect from hosting a film production? We hope to address some of the most asked questions along with a few that you SHOULD be asking, but might not have thought of, in these videos.
Learn about the Film Friendly Louisville project and how to navigate this site.
Understand the advantages and risks that come with hosting a production.
How to put your best foot forward when productions are evaluating your location.
If you, a colleague, or a client are contacted by a production, what questions should you be prepared to answer? And what questions should you be ready to ask? Check out our resources here for that and more!
Every production needs places to film, and since there’s currently no local studio, shows will be more likely to favor “on-location” shooting. This can range from films to television to commercials and can be studio or independent.
This sign-up form will walk you through some of the basic questions they’ll need to know about your location for their filming logistics. Being better informed will make you a better potential partner for these productions.
St. Boniface Catholic Church is a historic church at 501-531 E. Liberty Street in Louisville, Kentucky. Established in 1836, St. Boniface was the first German Catholic parish in the city. It is also the oldest, continuously existent, Catholic parish in the city of Louisville.
Hermitage Farm celebrates Kentucky’s unique agricultural heritage and the signature industries that make us a place like nowhere else. Experience our renowned thoroughbred operations, sustainable, organic farm-to-table dining, bourbon tastings, and contemporary artwork displayed in a 19th-century estate reimagined through 21st-century eyes.
42 Foot Catamaran style houseboat, comfortable setting with helm, galley, head, couch seating, and upper deck.
Bourbons Bistro makes its home in historic Clifton in a building dating back to the 1870’s. With a selection of more than 130 bourbons, Bourbons Bistro is Louisville’s foremost bourbon bar. Our ever-revolving seasonal menu is bourbon inspired and locally sourced.
Locally owned and operated since 2003, The Wine Rack is located in the heart of Crescent Hill at 2632 Frankfort Ave. We offer a broad selection of wines from the world’s premier wine regions, as well as bourbon, beer and spirits.
Ed James and his team build custom tables, doors, cabinets, countertops, from design to finish. Do you love fine woodworking? We certainly do!
Just 10 minutes from downtown, Louisville International Airport offers nonstop service and convenient connections to cities worldwide. The Louisville International Airport (SDF) is home of the Jerry E. Abramson Terminal Building. The Louisville International Airport along with Bowman Field (LOU) is owned and operated by the Louisville Regional Airport Authority.
Adventurous New American spot & cellar lounge featuring live music in a vintage building.
In 1875, Churchill Downs officially opened its gates in Louisville, and began its tradition as “Home of the Kentucky Derby.” The Derby is now the longest continually-running sporting event in America and is known as the most exciting two minutes in sports.
North of Bourbon celebrates the special relationship between New Orleans and bourbon in the unique and friendly Germantown community. Chic, vintage-inspired speakeasy with wood-paneled walls & a changing menu of creative cocktails.
Kentucky Home Life Building was built in 1912. It holds history, stories, and architectural wonder. 20 story office building. Power and water. Leftover office furniture throughout the building. An old pizza place in the basement. 2 bank vaults. Will sit vacant until 2023. First floor with three-story ceiling. Rooftop access.
Local News Studio & Broadcast Facility
Historic bowling alley in Louisville’s Butchertown neighborhood. Full service restaurant, cocktail bar and concert venue.
Building Features:
Gymnasium w/ Stage, 2 First Floor Offices, Basement Office Space, 4 Offices on the Second Floor, Conference Room, Common Area Space, Front Porch, Private Parking w/ alley access, 2 Electric Car Charging Stations, Green space w/ playground
35,000 SQ FT. building features 17 classrooms plus the front office space, gym, cafeteria, and a detached garage.
Described as a “down-to-earth watering hole offering drink specials, live bands & quirky decor since 1962”. We have the best jukebox in the city!
A dive bar with a room for shows in the back. The room has a stage, lights, and a sound system. Back porch area as well.
Vintage clothing store. Sells clothing, accessories, art, plants, and novelty items.
Gothic Church few blocks from downtown Louisville @ Walnut/Chestnut: 15,000 sf w/ several bathrooms & 2 large Paved parking lots; Ample electricity; Period lighting, Staircase, Bell Tower; Ground floor reception seats 200 at tables; Upstairs auditorium accommodates several hundred in pews; Stage large enough for a choir; Beautiful multi-colored lighting
Our modern hotel in Louisville’s East End is thoughtfully-designed with all the comforts of home. Enjoy our spacious rooms, and suites appointed with kitchen necessities to make your stay in the Bluegrass state a comfortable respite on your Kentucky adventure. Dive into our indoor pool, fitness center, and event space.
Meet The Blue Belle: a beautifully restored 1880s cottage nestled on a peaceful block in the heart of Shelbyville. Only a 5 minute walk to downtown. Start your day with a hot coffee on the back deck, make s’mores by the firepit, cook dinner in the fully stocked kitchen, and
Can be rented for weeks at a timeContact: Isabelle Caggiano5166376150 | Visit Website
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