List Your Location
Got a scenic, quirky or unique home, property or business? Add it to our locations gallery.
If you think your property fits the brief, you can submit your images to our online locations gallery here.
Once you have submitted your images it may take up to 10 weeks before your location will appear in the gallery.
You’ll need to provide several high-quality photos uploaded in jpeg format, no larger than 8MB.
Photos should include:
Exterior photos.
- Take a wide angle or landscape photos of the outside of your property.
- Provide a clear view without obstructions like cars or trees where possible.
- Take 1 photo of the front of the property.
- Take 1 photo of the back of the property.
- Take 1 photo showing the street.
Interior photos.
- Take wide angle or landscape photos from the corner of each room to show as much of the space as possible.
- Include 1-2 photos of each main room.
Unique Features.
- Show off any special or usual features of your property, such as a tennis court, pool, pond or anything else that makes it stand out.
- Include 3-4 photos of these features.
Once you submit your location it will be reviewed by us before it is added to the gallery.
We reserve the right to edit or remove listings or photos or choose not to accept them at our discretion.
Once accepted, we may include your photos in proposals sent to productions looking to film in Western Australia.
Listing your property doesn’t mean you have to accept a filming request. If a production is interested, they’ll contact you directly. You decide if and when they can use your property.
Filming may temporarily increase traffic, noise, and parking demand in the surrounding area. All productions must obtain the necessary local council permits before filming.
If you have questions or would like more information about listing your property, contact our Production Attraction and Industry Development Team:
From a home to a film set
Randall and Emma Tapp’s 1970s home in Hamilton Hill was used in the production of Stan’s Invisible Boys series after a location scout knocked on their door looking for suitable locations. The family moved out to an Airbnb for a week, while set designers transformed the couple’s bedroom for football fanatic character.
“It was really good fun,” said Randall. “We loved it. It was a great experience. Actually, the whole street loved it! It was really exciting to be involved and the excitement continues once the production is screened as well. It’s a nice little story to tell over a beer with your mates.”
Tenants Mikaela Trenorden and Naomi Halls used their rental property in Embleton for the recent Warner Bros/Foxtel Group production RUN.
“We sat in on the set for one day, which was really cool,” said Mikaela. “They put us up in an Airbnb. We have a dog and a cat so they found us a pet-friendly place to stay and we got to take them with us.
“We just wanted to be a part of it. It’s not something you get to do every day and it’s an interesting thing to be a part of. People have to say yes for things to happen so were happy to be on board.”
