Pinewood Studios
Film
30 Stages
3 Exterior backlots
Underwater Stage
TV
3 Dedicated TV Studios
10ge connectivity
TV Studio Gallery
Post Production
6 Mixing Theatres
20 Cutting Rooms
screening theatre
THE WORLD FAMOUS ICONIC STUDIO
30 Stages set over acres of hallowed ground
Synonymous with some of the big and small screen’s most enduring productions over its 85-year history, Pinewood’s iconic UK studios are home to the legendary 007 Stage, a further 29 stages including the unique permanently-filled Underwater Stage, and thousands of square feet of production office and workshop space.
The most incredible playground for sound
Our award-winning facility offers the creative space and technology to bring your next project to life in the same spaces that the likes of Powell, Pressburger and Hitchcock used for their classic credits.
Where great TV gets made
Home to some of the most successful television productions ever made. Pinewood’s TV facilities are the dependable choice for light entertainment, pilot, sitcom, panel shows, quiz shows, live broadcasting and shows requiring large studio audiences.
Backlots capable of building whole new worlds
Amenities on the lot
Bar.
Canteen.
Cinema.
Coffee Shops.
Mail Room.
Catering Services.
On Site Parking.
Screening Room.
Gardens.
Meeting Rooms.
24/7 Security.
Hardware Store.
Utility and Storage.
And so much more...
Lot locations
Formal Gardens
A Grade II-listed, Victorian country house on the lot at Pinewood Studios. The interiors and foyers have been featured in many films doubling as The White House and the British Embassy.
The spectacular wood-panelled, 19th century ballroom within Heatherden Hall features its original oak-sprung dance floor, stage area, crystal chandeliers, open fireplace and French windows onto the terrace and gardens.
A perfect filming location for historical and contemporary films, TV productions and commercials, Heatherden Hall’s magnificent formal gardens, picturesque lake, fountain and bridge have external power and easy access. The location has featured in Mary Poppins Returns as Regent’s Park and Cinderella as the palace gardens.
Two magnificent wood-panelled boardrooms within the 19th century Heatherden Hall can be used for meetings and location filming. The large and small rooms can be opened into one large space.
Suitable as an events space or a filming location, a huge sandstone fireplace dominates this wood-panelled room, which opens out into the gardens and connects to the Ballroom.
Located on the first floor of the historic Heatherden Hall, the long Picture Gallery with its high ceilings has been used for location filming as an art gallery space.
Adjacent to Pinewood Studios is Black Park. Owned by Buckinghamshire County Council, it consists of 618 acres of vast heath and woodland. With easy-access tracks from unit base to location and a gate from the studios leading directly to the park, it’s doubled as 19th century France, upstate New York, the Balkans and Wales to mention but a few.
Built in the late 1930s, the South Corridor links the four original stages at Pinewood to production offices, dressing and make-up rooms. This art deco inspired space can be used for location filming.
A Grade II-listed, Victorian country house on the lot at Pinewood Studios. The interiors and foyers have been featured in many films doubling as The White House and the British Embassy.
The spectacular wood-panelled, 19th century ballroom within Heatherden Hall features its original oak-sprung dance floor, stage area, crystal chandeliers, open fireplace and French windows onto the terrace and gardens.
A perfect filming location for historical and contemporary films, TV productions and commercials, Heatherden Hall’s magnificent formal gardens, picturesque lake, fountain and bridge have external power and easy access. The location has featured in Mary Poppins Returns as Regent’s Park and Cinderella as the palace gardens.
Two magnificent wood-panelled boardrooms within the 19th century Heatherden Hall can be used for meetings and location filming. The large and small rooms can be opened into one large space.
Suitable as an events space or a filming location, a huge sandstone fireplace dominates this wood-panelled room, which opens out into the gardens and connects to the Ballroom.
Located on the first floor of the historic Heatherden Hall, the long Picture Gallery with its high ceilings has been used for location filming as an art gallery space.
Adjacent to Pinewood Studios is Black Park. Owned by Buckinghamshire County Council, it consists of 618 acres of vast heath and woodland. With easy-access tracks from unit base to location and a gate from the studios leading directly to the park, it’s doubled as 19th century France, upstate New York, the Balkans and Wales to mention but a few.
Built in the late 1930s, the South Corridor links the four original stages at Pinewood to production offices, dressing and make-up rooms. This art deco inspired space can be used for location filming.
A Grade II-listed, Victorian country house on the lot at Pinewood Studios. The interiors and foyers have been featured in many films doubling as The White House and the British Embassy.
The spectacular wood-panelled, 19th century ballroom within Heatherden Hall features its original oak-sprung dance floor, stage area, crystal chandeliers, open fireplace and French windows onto the terrace and gardens.
A perfect filming location for historical and contemporary films, TV productions and commercials, Heatherden Hall’s magnificent formal gardens, picturesque lake, fountain and bridge have external power and easy access. The location has featured in Mary Poppins Returns as Regent’s Park and Cinderella as the palace gardens.
Two magnificent wood-panelled boardrooms within the 19th century Heatherden Hall can be used for meetings and location filming. The large and small rooms can be opened into one large space.
Suitable as an events space or a filming location, a huge sandstone fireplace dominates this wood-panelled room, which opens out into the gardens and connects to the Ballroom.
Located on the first floor of the historic Heatherden Hall, the long Picture Gallery with its high ceilings has been used for location filming as an art gallery space.
Adjacent to Pinewood Studios is Black Park. Owned by Buckinghamshire County Council, it consists of 618 acres of vast heath and woodland. With easy-access tracks from unit base to location and a gate from the studios leading directly to the park, it’s doubled as 19th century France, upstate New York, the Balkans and Wales to mention but a few.
Built in the late 1930s, the South Corridor links the four original stages at Pinewood to production offices, dressing and make-up rooms. This art deco inspired space can be used for location filming.
On the lot
Over 150 independent creative businesses
From motion capture to camera equipment hire and 3D scanning, our creative communities provide expertise, equipment and support to any production.
Getting Here
The Studios operate a free shuttle bus service to local underground and mainline stations for all Pinewood staff, studio tenants, production crew and visitors.
- Buses operate Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays) and run between Pinewood Studios, Uxbridge Underground Station, Gerrards Cross Station, West Ruislip and Slough Station.
- Admission to the bus is upon presentation of proof of identity or other authorisation (visitors must be issued with a letter or email authorising them to use the shuttle service).
Our 16-seater minibuses leave from the following pick-up points:
- Pinewood Studios (pickup) – Pinewood Road, busses leave from outside Double Lodge
- Uxbridge – Bakers Road (AM), and High Street (PM)
- Slough – Layby on Brunel Way
- Gerrards Cross – Outside the train station entrance
- West Ruislip – Station car park
Studio Postcode: SL0 0NH
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Pinewood Studios is easily reached via Junction 5 of the M4 (A4 exit towards Colnbrook/B 470/Datchet/Langley) or Junction 1 of the A40.
M4 exit
At the first roundabout take the first exit onto Wood Lane, continue until 2nd roundabout going straight over and then following signs to Pinewood Studios
A40 exit
Take the A412 to Slough, after approx. 2 miles go strategy over two mini-roundabouts taking Church Road. Continue until reaching the next roundabout and taking the forth exit signed Pinewood Studios
The nearest mainline stations are Gerrards Cross or Slough.
- From Marylebone take the Chiltern Line overground train to Gerrards Cross. The journey lasts approximately 20 – 30 minutes. It will then take 10 minutes by taxi (based at the station) to reach Pinewood Studios.
- From Paddington take the Thames Train or Great Western to Slough. The journey lasts approximately 20 – 30 minutes. It will then take 10 minutes by taxi (based at the station) to reach Pinewood Studios.
The nearest Underground station is Uxbridge.
- From Baker Street take the Metropolitan Line to Uxbridge. The journey will last approximately 45 minutes. It will then take 10 minutes by taxi (based at the station) to reach Pinewood Studios.
Further information on Train, Bus and Underground services is available on:
T: 0207 222 1234
National Rail information is available on:
T: 03457 48 49 50
The Studios are in close proximity to all major UK airports.
- Heathrow (10 miles) +44 (0)870 000 0123
- Gatwick (49 miles) +44 (0)870 000 2468
- Luton (32 miles) +44 (0)158 240 5100
- Stansted (60 miles) +44 (0) 870 000 0303
