Module 1 of 6 — Locations
A working registry, not a scout site.
Verified soundstages, practical locations, and jurisdictions for film and TV production — reviewed by our team before they ever appear here.
List your locationKorda Studios
Etyek, Hungary
Modern European soundstage and backlot complex in the wine region outside Budapest — host to The Martian, Blade Runner 2049, and The Borgias. Six soundstages, a massive indoor water tank, and permanent Renaissance and New York street sets.
Studio BacklotSony Pictures Studios (Former MGM Lot)
Culver City, CA
Classic studio lot originally built for Thomas Ince and later home to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, where The Wizard of Oz and Singin' in the Rain were filmed. Historic colonnade entrance, Art Deco administrative buildings, and Stage 15 — one of the largest soundstages in North America.
Studio BacklotTrilith Studios (formerly Pinewood Atlanta)
Fayetteville, GA
Modern high-tech studio hub and the primary filming home of Marvel Studios blockbusters (Avengers: Endgame, WandaVision). 24 soundstages, state-of-the-art LED volume technology, and an integrated live-work studio village.
Studio BacklotTyler Perry Studios
Atlanta, GA
Modern private backlot built on the historic 330-acre Fort McPherson army base — making Tyler Perry the first African American to outright own a major studio lot. Full-scale White House replica, historic brick officer quarters, 12 purpose-built soundstages, and a private golf course set.
Studio BacklotWarner Bros. Studios Burbank
Burbank, CA
Major studio production complex — the birthplace of talkies (The Jazz Singer) and the classic gangster films of the 1930s. 36 soundstages, Brownstone Street backlot, Midwestern Town Square set, and a historic prop house of over 450,000 items.
Studio BacklotStudio Babelsberg
Potsdam, Germany
The world's oldest large-scale studio lot, founded in 1912 — birthplace of Metropolis and German Expressionism, more recently home to Inglourious Basterds and The Matrix Resurrections. 21 soundstages, a historic outdoor backlot street set, and an advanced volumetric capture stage.
Studio BacklotUniversal Studios Lot
Universal City, CA
Operating since 1915, this 400-acre mega lot is one of the largest production facilities in the world — home to iconic sets from Psycho, Back to the Future, and Jaws. Colonial Street and Courthouse Square backlots, European street sets, modern virtual production stages, and a dedicated prop warehouse.
Studio BacklotDisney Studios Australia (formerly Fox Studios Australia)
Moore Park, NSW
Major Southern Hemisphere studio hub housed inside historic showgrounds — host to The Matrix, the Star Wars prequels, The Great Gatsby, and Thor: Love and Thunder. Nine soundstages, heritage exhibition halls, and adjacent urban parkland backlot areas.
Studio BacklotKaufman Astoria Studios
Queens, NY
Historic urban East Coast studio built in 1920 for Famous Players-Lasky (Paramount) — host to early silent-film stars, the Marx Brothers, Sesame Street, and Orange Is the New Black. New York City's only outdoor backlot with a working street grid, in a landmark main building.
Studio BacklotPinewood Studios
Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
British heritage and mega-soundstage facility — the historic home of the James Bond franchise and the Star Wars sequels. The famous 007 Stage (59,000 sq ft), a permanently filled underwater stage, and an extensive pine forest backlot.
Studio BacklotParamount Pictures Studios
Los Angeles, CA
Historic Golden-Age Hollywood studio lot — the last remaining major studio operating within Hollywood proper, home of the iconic Bronson Gate seen in Sunset Boulevard. 30 soundstages, historic 1920s Spanish Colonial architecture, a 5-million-gallon water tank lot, and classic New York backlot streets.
Studio BacklotCinecittà Studios
Rome, Italy
Founded in 1937 and known as 'Hollywood on the Tiber' — home to Fellini, Ben-Hur, Spartacus, and Gangs of New York. 19 indoor stages, massive permanent ancient-Rome backlot sets, and a rationalist architectural front gate.
Studio BacklotOld Tucson Studios
Tucson, AZ
Western movie backlot and heritage location built in 1939 for the film Arizona — used for over 400 Western films and TV shows starring John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, and Ronald Reagan. Authentic 1880s Western town set, wooden saloons and jailhouses, desert vistas, and an operating narrow-gauge steam train.
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