Find Video Shoot locations for rent in Nashville, TN

About Nashville

Nashville is the state capital of Tennessee and appealing for so many reasons above and beyond country music. It’s an economic, cultural, and recreational hub for the state. The city is located in the northern part of Tennessee, in a hilly region along the Cumberland River.

Today, about 700,000 people call Nashville home, and it’s the second-largest city in Tennessee. Businesses in the area include entertainment, technology, education, banking, and publishing. It’s home to Vanderbilt University, the Grand Ole Opry, and the Country Music Hall of Fame, among other notable attractions and venues.

Video Shoot Location Options in Nashville

Video shoot locations in Nashville are just as hot as the country music scene. It’s a beautiful city with incredible indoor and outdoor spaces. The architecture in the city is a mix of historic buildings and newer, modern spaces.

• Catering
  We always eat well in Nashville, thanks to the skill and expertise of the many catering companies and restaurants in the city. Barbecue is always in season in Nashville, but there are a variety of other culinary options that can satisfy any palette.
  
  
• Furniture and Equipment Rentals
  The furniture options are as diverse as the city is. There is the expected blend of country décor but also stately antiques and modern designs. Furniture and equipment rental companies in Nashville can help you customize your video shoot location to fit the theme and tone of your project.
  
  
• Transportation
  When in Rome… and although we aren’t in Rome, the transportation companies in Nashville will make you feel like you’re traveling like a country music star. Private transportation is the norm in the city, and the companies here have the utmost professionalism to help you with logistics.

Video Shoot Location Companies in Nashville

The city’s made it into a lot of song lyrics, mostly country music songs, and the video shoot location companies in Nashville will have you singing their praises too.

• Flavor
  The name says it all – Flavor Caters. They find a way to serve food in a tantalizing and cost-effective way for each and every one of their clients. They have an extensive menu with numerous choices – one of our favorites is the displays. The company is owned by Jason and Lea Crockarell, and Jason got his start in Nashville as an entertainment caterer – so you know he’ll understand the needs of your video shoot.
  
  
• Champion Sales and Lease
  Sometimes we all need a champion, and when you work with Champion Sales and Lease that’s exactly what you get. They have all the furniture, home accents, and electronics you can imagine with a designer’s touch that can help things look just right.
  
  
• Metro Livery
  Metro Livery has built its business by providing black car service and the finest transportation solutions to corporations and entertainment groups both large and small. They are the first on the list for many because of their attention to detail, punctuality, safety, and quality service.

Pros and Cons of Video Shoot Locations in Nashville

Like all things in life, there are pros and cons of video shoot locations in Nashville. But don’t worry, wearing a cowboy hat doesn’t make it onto either list. Just the same, you better read through the list.

Advantages

• Natural beauty
  Nashville, and Tennessee in general, have a lot of natural beauty that appeals to visitors and residents while also providing a creative spark that pushes many projects from good to great. You’ll have a stunning backdrop if your video shoot is outside, or just a nice place to relax at the end of the day.
  
  
• Budget-friendly
  A lot of cities are expensive, but Nashville offers the best of both worlds, high-quality spaces, and service companies at a budget-friendly price. It’s one of the reasons that the entertainment industry, including country music and video shoots, keeps coming back to the city.
  
  
• Entertainment
  There’s plenty to do in Nashville when you are done with your video shoot each day. You can start your day in one of the unique and delicious coffee shops. Take in a museum or gallery on your lunch break, and then enjoy the nightlife when you’re done for the day.

Disadvantages

• Inclement weather
  Spring and fall will make you fall in love with Nashville. Summer and winter are a bit more extreme and may cause you to reflect on your decision in a less than gracious manner. The summers are hot and humid, and winter brings snow and colder temperatures. Pay attention and pack accordingly.
  
  
• Limited transportation
  Private transportation is practically essential in Nashville. There aren’t a lot of public transportation options to get people where they need to be. Most rely on cars and personal transportation options or don’t explore the city beyond the walking distance of their location.
  
  
• Tight schedules
  All the advantages of video shoot locations in Nashville mean that a lot of people and companies are competing for the same spaces. That means that schedules are tight, and you’ll need to book in advance to get the location you want.

Famous Locations in Nashville

• Country Music Hall of Fame
  Tip your hat (literally or figuratively) to those that made Nashville and the country music genre famous at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Even if you’re not a country fan, it’s hard not to be impressed here. It’s a museum and research center, covering all the eras of country music history. Plus, the architecture of the building is pretty impressive too.
  
  
• Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
  The word hermitage means a secluded or private place, and that’s a good definition for Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. It’s actually 10 miles outside of downtown Nashville, but worth the trip. The 1,000-acre estate was the home of our seventh president. The mansion tour and grounds are both equally impressive, no matter what your opinion of the man may be.
  
  
• Cumberland River Bridge
  This bridge is cool – and you can take a trolley sightseeing tour to get to it. The official name is John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge, and it connects Cumberland Park and Riverfront Park while spanning the Cumberland River. The bridge is lit up at night and offers awesome views of the Nashville skyline, and of course, the river.