Film & TV Production

Film and TV production requires logistics that move as fast as the call sheet. From storing irreplaceable props and delicate camera packages to staging massive set pieces across multiple locations, your assets need a reliable, flexible home. Cubework provides the scalable infrastructure to manage your entire production footprint nationwide, without the commitment of a long-term lease.

Operational Flexibility for Production Cycles

Secure Prop and Wardrobe Storage

Protecting high-value, often fragile wardrobe and props from damage, theft, or environmental hazards is non-negotiable. Our secure facilities, available across 70+ locations, ensure your inventory remains safe between shoots or during transport.

• 24/7 security monitoring
• Climate-stable storage options
• All-inclusive pricing structure
• Immediate access via 48-hour move-in

Set Piece and Equipment Staging

Large-scale set elements and specialized camera rigs require robust staging areas that can handle heavy loads and rapid deployment. Our dock-high and grade-level loading docks allow for efficient loading and unloading of massive production components.

• Dock-high loading access
• Space from 100 SF to 100,000+ SF
• Month-to-month lease flexibility
• Secure yard space for staging

Regional Asset Overflow and Returns

When a project spans multiple states or requires overflow space for post-production materials, you need a decentralized, reliable hub. Our nationwide network ensures your gear is close to where it's needed, whether it's for returns or overflow staging.

• Nationwide network of 70+ locations
• Rapid deployment with 48-hour move-in
• All-inclusive operational costs
• Flexible scaling up or down

Recognize your operation?

1. Production Coordinator: You are managing the logistics for a major series shoot spanning three states. You need secure, short-term storage for costume changes and specialized lighting equipment that moves with the crew, requiring month-to-month terms across multiple regional hubs.
2. Art Department Lead: You are responsible for storing hundreds of unique, delicate props and set dressing items between filming blocks. You require secure, accessible space with robust loading capabilities to handle large, irregular items.
3. Post-Production Manager: You need temporary, secure overflow space to house large volumes of raw footage backups, specialized camera hard drives, and ancillary production materials while final edits are underway, needing immediate access without a long-term commitment.