Not at all. The industry needs all kinds of spaces — not just picture-perfect ones. Cosy flats, family homes, character cottages, new builds… they all get booked. The key is knowing how to show your space off and match it to the right types of shoots. That’s what we teach you.

Most shoots are small, respectful, and done in a few hours. You stay in control and set the boundaries — from which rooms are used to what time they need to be out. We’ll show you how to manage it with confidence.

That depends on your home, your location, and your availability — but even one or two shoots a year can bring in a meaningful amount. Some of our members go on to host monthly or more. We’ll help you figure out what pace suits you.

Definitely not. Most shoots are looking for real homes — not showroom spaces. We’ll show you how to present your home at its best, but you don’t need to buy a thing.

You don’t need any. We’ll walk you through everything — including how to take strong photos, how to write a simple listing, and how to market yourself (with or without an agency).

Nope. Shoots happen all over the country — and actually, many production teams are looking for locations outside of the capital to keep costs down. We've seen bookings in villages, seaside towns, suburbs, and beyond.

Yes — it’s one of the things people love most about shoot hosting. You choose when you’re available, what types of shoots you’re open to, and how often you want to do it. It can work around your life.

Kind of. But also… not really.
The idea of making money from your home is similar — but with shoot hosting, you don’t have to deal with overnight guests, changeovers, or constant bookings. Most shoots are done in a day, use just one or two rooms, and pay really well for your time. It’s less intrusive — and often easier to manage.