Place info
It is a 1-minute walk from Exit of Jungnang Station on Line 6, and it is a property that my father has operated for over 20 years. Currently, it is not in operation, so shooting is possible regardless of weekdays, weekends, or time slots.
The sense of everyday life that comes from a space that has been in operation for a long time is attractive.
Inquiries regarding site visits and pricing are welcome, and I would appreciate it if you could reach out with any questions, whether for independent films or student films.
Place rules
[Time Management]
- Please strictly adhere to the contracted time.
- The usage fee is contracted based on the [start time] and [end time].
- Time for preparation, setup, equipment removal, and restoration of the space to its original condition is included in the contracted time.
- If the contracted shooting time is exceeded, the host may request additional payment.
[Damage Caution]
Please be careful of damage to the wooden floor and wallpaper caused by tripods, lights, metal boxes, director's chairs, and other equipment.
- Preparation: Please prepare a simple mat or blanket and a tennis ball to place under the equipment.
- In case of damage: Confirm on-site > take photos > after checking the estimate, compensation requests will be processed.
[Staff Count]
If the maximum number of staff set is not adhered to, the host may cancel the shoot or request additional payment.
[No Eating]
Eating in the space is always prohibited. If unavoidable, please be sure to ask for the host's understanding first.
[Etiquette]
- Please observe basic etiquette for the surrounding residents.
- All trash generated during the shoot must be cleaned up.
- Parking is provided only for the number of spaces indicated.
- If you change the existing furniture arrangement and structure for any reason, you must restore it to its original condition before the end time.