Find Photo Shoot locations for rent in Redondo Beach, CA

About Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach is on the California coastline in Los Angeles County – just south of Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach. The beautiful Santa Monica Bay greets visitors to Redondo Beach, as does the world-famous Pacific Coast Highway that travels through the city.

The city has a population of over 71,000 people and many embrace the oceanside vibe and way of life. Surfing and beach volleyball are popular sports, as much of life and business revolves around the beach for residents. Other businesses also thrive in the city, supporting both the residents and tourists.

Photo Shoot Options in Redondo Beach

It’s a photo shoot – that means you should be focused on the photos. Catering, furniture rentals, and transportation are all details. Important and necessary details, but not your focal point. That’s where the photo shoot venue options in Redondo Beach come in – they take care of these important details so you can focus.

• Catering
  It’s amazing how the sight of the caterer walking through the door can transform your photo shoot venue in Redondo Beach. We all need a quick break to recharge in order to do our best work, and that’s no different at a photo shoot. The catering companies in Redondo Beach can handle anything from a California-style pizza to burritos, or avocado toast.
  
  
• Furniture Rentals
  A photo shoot without furniture? Never heard of it. Luckily, you can transform your Redondo Beach photo shoot venue into exactly what you’ve been picturing in your mind using the furniture rental companies in Redondo Beach. As expected, they have everything you need for the beach vibe, but they also have any other style you could imagine or want.
  
  
• Transportation
  It’s much better to be the passenger as you cruise along on Pacific Coast Highway, headed to your photo shoot venue in Redondo Beach. The transportation companies in Redondo Beach will make sure that you can enjoy the view every minute of your ride, while also arriving in style.

Photo Shoot Companies in Redondo Beach

Numerous businesses ensure that Redondo Beach has all the amenities and professionalism that people know and expect in larger cities. The services they provide allow you to pick a location that will inspire and inform the art, rather than just being a city you went to for work.

• Made By Meg
  Meg grew up in Manhattan Beach and has kept the South Bay area her home, moving to Redondo Beach and opening her catering company. Her catering services include corporate, special events, weddings, and cocktail receptions. The menu is a scrumptious array of foods that can revitalize even the pickiest eater.
  
  
• Yeah! Rentals
  The company’s website says, “You’re Too Cute For Folding Chairs,” and yeah, we agree with that. They can help you spruce up your photo shoot venue in Redondo Beach with authentic, designer furniture. Doesn’t matter if it’s an indoor or outdoor shoot, Yeah! Rentals can help.
  
  
• LA Excursions
  LA Excursions comes with the Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce’s seal of approval, and for good reason. They specialize in small group travel, offer drivers for groups speaking six different languages, and provide hourly, daily, or multi-day service. The company has grown from its humble beginnings to the first phone call you make when you’re in the area.

Pros and Cons of Photo Shoots in Redondo Beach

In the words of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, “… California, show your teeth, …” – in other words, there are pros and cons of photo shoot venues in Redondo Beach. It’s not a dealbreaker, but you should understand what the opportunities and challenges are before booking a venue in the city.

Advantages

• Best places to live
  Redondo Beach consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in California. That’s not a ranking we take lightly, if it’s a good place to live, then it’s also a good place to visit or plan a photo shoot or other event. Take advantage of all the reasons that help Redondo Beach become a top location.
  
• Safe city
  Redondo Beach is a very safe city, crime is minimal there. It’s currently in the 68th percentile for safety, meaning that 68% of cities have higher crime and/or are more dangerous than Redondo Beach. Those are some good numbers and will let you focus on your photo shoot.
  
  
• The views
  Creativity and inspiration flow a little bit easier when there’s a stunning view to enjoy, and what better backdrop can you ask for than Redondo Beach. The pristine sands and beautiful blue bay have attracted visitors for generations. Your photo shoot could be next.

Disadvantages

• Must be the money
  The cost of living has dramatically increased in Redondo Beach over the years and other prices along with it. Although it’s an expensive area to live and work in, the cost is comparable to other popular photo shoot areas in and around Los Angeles County.
  
  
• Pollution
  There are some other lists that Redondo Beach has ranked high on, including the list for the most polluted beaches. That’s not something to aspire to, and the city is working to improve the pollution issues, but these things take time.
  
  
• Cliché
  Is it a cliché to have a photo shoot in a venue in a beach city in California? Perhaps. But there’s a reason so many people head to the beach for their projects. It’s a lifestyle we can all aspire to and a view that anyone can enjoy.

Famous Locations in Redondo Beach

• The Beach
  Well, in a city that is named after a famous location, it’s probably a good idea to make that part of your visit. Redondo Beach is named for the beach that forms the western boundary of the city. Go for a walk and enjoy the sand in your toes and the sound of the waves lapping against the shore.
  
  
• Municipal Pier
  Municipal Pier, also known as Redondo Pier, offers shopping, restaurants, and the jumping-off point for your next adventure. Whether you want to enjoy a boat ride in Santa Monica Bay, have a drink at the bar, or do a little dockside fishing, you can do all that and then some.
  
  
• Hopkins Wilderness Park
  The First Nation peoples, the Chowigna Native Americans, used the area that is now Hopkins Wilderness Park as a lookout spot. Today it has a campground, picnic areas, pond, forest, and meadows for visitors to enjoy. There’s also an amphitheater for events. The park is managed by the city of Redondo Beach.