For theatre makers, photographers, videographers, dance practitioners, events, workshops and brainstorming
The Hayloft and The Stable both provide an unusual, atmospheric location for your film or music video. Wider access for production equipment available on the ground floor.
We offer affordable rates in both studios, perfect for rehearsing, choreographing and devising. We welcome dancers, theatre-makers, street artists, puppeteers, small circus troupes.
Our upstairs studio is a blank canvas with breath-taking natural light and a blackout option available. The upcycled, textured walls with rustic details create an ideal backdrop for your shoot.
Book our studios as the venue for your next masterclass, workshop, team-building, deep dive or meetings. A great space to mentally switch off from the digital world.
Copperdollar Studios offers two spaces with a rustic aesthetic, both with a unique atmosphere to help your project flourish. Situated in the heart of Brighton’s Kemptown on the south coast, our studios are available for hire by Brighton’s creative community and beyond.
Due to COVID-19, we will only be accepting bookings for the Hayloft or the whole building for groups of eight people per booking. This is to ensure social distancing measures can be achieved. Therefore the Stable studio is only available if you require the whole building.
Hire for a minimum of 4 hours (half day).
Available weekends
Rustic features
Superb natural light
Kitchenette
Well insulated
Blackout option
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