INFINITY CURVE STUDIO · SPACE & ACCESS
Infinity curve studio.
Plan the space around your shoot.
A 10m × 10m L-shaped infinity curve, 5.8m ceiling and drive-in access. Explore the layout, working space and preparation before bringing your production to Greenwich.
Photography & film · Bring your own team · Wet & dry hire
REAL SHOOTS. REAL POSSIBILITIES.
See the studio
in action.
Explore real photography and film productions made in the Cineview infinity cove. From clean white imagery to colour, movement and larger ideas, see how the same space can take on a different look.
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DESIGNED AROUND YOUR PRODUCTION
Know the dimensions.
Make room for the production.
An infinity curve studio provides a seamless background for stills and moving images. Its curved transition removes the visible corner between wall and floor, but a successful booking also depends on the practical layout around it. Plan the camera’s distance, light positions, largest props and crew movements alongside the background you need.
Camera & subject positions
Check the widest angle and the space between lens, subject and background. Allow for movement rather than judging the setup from one still frame.
Loading & larger items
Ground-floor shutter access supports equipment, props and vehicles. Confirm dimensions and handling arrangements before arrival.
Crew & preparation space
Make-up stations, changing rooms, a green room, kitchen and lounge support the people and preparation behind the shoot.
THE LOOK. THE SETUP. THE DETAILS.
A useful floor plan.
A more practical shoot day.
Review the studio floor plan to see how the cove, ground-floor rooms and mezzanine green room fit together. If a specific camera move, large prop or set is central to the brief, arrange a studio viewing and discuss it with the team. Equipment, pre-lighting and cove preparation can then be included in your written quote.
THE PRACTICAL DETAILS
Picture the space.
Plan the shoot.
| Infinity cove | 10m × 10m, L-shaped |
|---|---|
| Ceiling height | 5.8m |
| Access | Ground floor, drive-in shutter access |
| Power | 63A three-phase; 32A, 16A and 13A connections |
| Hire | Half-day, full-day and longer bookings by arrangement |
| Location | Greenwich, London SE10 9QE |
Equipment, preparation and any extra services are agreed in your quote.
Floor plan
FROM THE BRIEF TO THE BOOKING
Arrive with a plan.
Leave with the work.
Review the layout
Use the floor plan to consider shooting space, preparation areas and access routes.
Confirm what needs arranging
Discuss load-in, equipment, painting, pre-lighting and any set build before the day.
Reserve the working hours
Include preparation, shooting, resets and clear-out. Full payment is required to secure the agreed booking.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Make the practical decisions early so you can focus on the shoot. Have a specific requirement? Discuss it with the studio team.
What is the difference between an infinity curve and a cyclorama?
They are commonly used names for the same curved background. The important booking details are the dimensions, access and preparation available.
Can I view the studio before booking?
You can request a studio viewing to discuss the layout and your production requirements.
What power is available?
The studio has 63A three-phase power with 32A, 16A and 13A connections. Discuss the requirements of your equipment before booking.
Can we retain a set between shoot days?
Discuss multi-day hire and any retained set or equipment arrangements in advance. They are subject to availability and the agreed booking terms.
LET’S PLAN YOUR SHOOT
Bring us the idea.
We’ll help you plan the space.
Send your dates, hours, crew size and requirements. We’ll check availability and prepare a quote around your production.
