Sarah never imagined a life without work. At 34, with a background in marketing, she had always valued having her own income, a sense of purpose, and a career she could be proud of. But now, with two young children - one in nursery, the other still at home - she found herself questioning whether the sacrifices she was making to maintain her job were worth it.

Embarking on the adventure of hosting our homes as shoot locations has been a journey of unexpected twists and turns. We wouldn't liken it to a rollercoaster - there aren't dramatic highs and lows - but rather to navigating uncharted waters, where each project steers us towards different horizons with new challenges and rewards.

Have you ever scrolled through magazine spreads or watched TV ads and wondered, "Could my home be featured in something like that?" You're not alone! More homeowners than ever are discovering the potential of turning their properties into shoot locations for photographers, filmmakers, and production companies.

But what motivates someone, like you, to open their doors to creative professionals? After working with multiple location hosts, we've identified seven distinct personality types, each with their own unique motivations. As you read through these, you might just discover which one (or ones) you are!

There’s something undeniably exciting about the idea of your home transforming into a photoshoot location. But if you’ve listed your property and the bookings aren’t rolling in, don’t worry - you’re not alone. Many homeowners face similar challenges.

The world is changing, and so are the rules we live by. In 2025, flexibility and freedom are no longer luxuries - they’re becoming essential values shaping how we live, work, and define success.

As a remote worker, your home is not just your workspace - it can also be an income-generating asset. Shoot location hosting is the perfect opportunity for remote workers who want to earn extra income without compromising their work-life balance.

How to rent your house out as a shoot location - where do you get started?

If you’ve ever thought about renting out your home for a film or photography shoot, you might wonder what location scouts are really looking for. It’s a common misconception that only luxury homes or perfectly styled interiors are in demand. In reality, location scouts are often on the lookout for a wide range of properties, each with its own unique character. From modern, minimalist homes to cosy cottages, there’s a variety of opportunities to turn your home into a shoot location.