Commercial Filming & Photography
The Royal Air Force Museum can cater for a vast array of filming
requirements; previous clients have included the BBC, BBC Choice,
ITV, and several satellite channels. Interviews for documentaries
are popular, in particular filming veterans in front of some of
the only surviving aircraft of its kind. A wide range of factual
productions and documentaries have been recorded at the Museum.
The Royal Air Force Museum has a unique collection of over 100 aircraft
and thousands of artefacts, some of which are the only surviving
examples, all held on the historic site in London. Our prime aim
is to make these special objects as accessible as possible to everyone
and that is why we encourage filming and photographic opportunities
to interested parties.
We also promote photography within the Museum and welcome those
who wish to take stills for publications and literature. London's
more recent acquisitions, such as the Tornado and magnificent Vulcan
Bomber, are popular targets.
The Corporate Events Team at London has an experienced technician
who has a working knowledge of the Museum and would be on hand to
help you during your time on the site.
A full copy of our filming terms and conditions is available below.
