Chatsworth, Los Angeles, CA
Five standing sets.
One roof.
Module Set LLC rents shoot-ready hospital, restaurant, mall & bridal, school and office sets to film, television, commercial and photo productions — standing, dressed, lit and available on your schedule.
- Five sets
- Under one roof — no company moves between them
- No build days
- Standing, dressed and lit year-round
- No permits
- Stage interiors need no city film permit
- Inside the zone
- Chatsworth sits within the LA studio zone
The inventory
Locations that don't need a permit
Every set on this stage is one that's difficult, expensive or slow to shoot in the real world. Hospitals, schools and malls all mean gatekeepers, restricted hours and background control. Here, the doors are yours.
Booking more than one?
Most productions book two or more sets across the same week. Because everything is under one roof, moving between them costs you a walk — not a company move.
Multi-set ratesWhy standing sets
The build day you don't pay for
A practical location costs you a permit, a location fee, a scout, a neighborhood, and a hard out. A build costs you a stage rental plus a construction crew plus the days to strike it. A standing set costs you a day rate.
Because these five sets stay up year-round, your production designer is dressing instead of building, your gaffer is refining a lighting package that already works, and your first AD is scheduling around your actors instead of around a construction calendar.
And because they're all in one building in Chatsworth, Los Angeles, CA — inside the studio zone — you're not paying mileage or losing half a day to a company move between your hospital scene and your office scene.
No hard out
Shoot overnight, shoot the weekend, shoot as long as your schedule needs.
Background control
No civilians in your shot. No school calendar. No mall tenants.
Sound control
Interior stage — no leaf blowers, no flight path, no traffic wash.
Wild walls
Removable sections for dolly, Steadicam and technocrane moves.
Support space
Load-in, parking, holding, hair and makeup, and mill space on site.
Practical dressing
Working monitors, lockers, registers and signage, ready to shoot.
How it works
Booked in three moves
- Step 1
Send your dates
Tell us the set, your shoot days, and how much prep and strike you need. We come back with availability and a quote — usually the same day.
- Step 2
Scout and hold
Walk the stage with your director, DP and production designer. We hold your dates while you lock the schedule and send your COI.
- Step 3
Load in and shoot
Sets are standing and lit. Most productions are rolling on day one instead of burning a day building walls.