17th November 2021
Barns Make Gorgeous Film Locations
One of the most fascinating aspects of using farm barns as film locations is the incredible array of styles and designs available. From old oak-framed barns to sleek, modern structures, there is a barn out there for every type of production.
Brick barns with tiled rooves, like RUR-8926, can provide a rich and textured backdrop that conveys a sense of history and tradition. The rugged, weathered exterior and the dusty courtyard can add a sense of authenticity to a period drama or historical film.
Corrugated sheets on barn rooves, on the other hand, can provide a completely different aesthetic. These structures may be topped with rusty old corrugated iron sheets, such as at RUR-10180, where the rusting brown metal creates a warm atmosphere, but with a hard edge. On more modern barns, like COM-10179, the corrugated sheets and steel support framework are associated with more modern farming practices and add an industrial edge to a film. These structures are often sleek and minimalistic, with clean lines and an understated elegance. They can be used to represent a range of settings, from industrial warehouses to minimalist homes and even futuristic settings.
Ancient oak framed barns are also popular options for filmmakers. These ancient oak framed barns, like CH-8474A or COM-10665, can provide a sense of history and continuity that is difficult to achieve with newer structures. These types of barns are often imbued with a sense of rustic charm and can be used to evoke a sense of nostalgia or sentimentality.
The incredible array of barns available as film locations offers filmmakers a wealth of options to choose from. Whether you're looking for an old-fashioned, traditional setting or a modern, industrial backdrop, there is a barn out there that can help bring your vision to life. With their versatility and visual appeal, farm barns are an ideal location for any filmmaker looking to create a memorable and engaging production.