A guide to filming in Wandsworth
Welcome to the Film Office
We offer a one-stop service for all filming needs.
The Film Office supports the borough's increasingly dynamic film and
television industry in its array of diverse locations, streets, buildings and parks.
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What's new?
Film Awards launch - August 4th
The Wandsworth Film Awards are now open to local film-makers. Grants of up to £4,000 are available towards the production of a short film. Find our more about the Film Awards and download application details. Last year's award winner 'Love Does Grow On Trees', written and directed by Wandsworth film-maker Bevan Walsh and produced by Geraldine Patten has just won the Best Newcomer Award at Rushes Soho Shorts. (Photo shows Geraldine Patten, Bevan Walsh and Sam Clark from Kodak).
Previous winner Christine Hartland has just been accepted onto the Guiding Light mentoring scheme chaired by Working Title's Tim Bevan. Christine's mentor will be producer Damian Jones whose work includes Adulthood, Kidulthood and History Boys.
Battersea Park becomes No 1
Read our press release to find out more. A number of productions utilised the park's diverse locations including the new BBC music programme Sound. No More Landmines filmed their Dangerous Ground campaign in Battersea Park and around Wandsworth. Watch the film online at www.dangerousground.org | 
