Film premieres are a vital event during the release of a film. Not only is it a chance to thank everyone for their contribution to the production, but it’s also a great opportunity to create some hype around the upcoming release. Inviting high profiles members of the industry, the press and even celebrities can help make a splash and get your film in front of the paying public. A perfect film premiere needs the perfect venue, so we’ve chosen the best spaces in London for showing off your feature film:

Regent’s Conferences and Events 

Location: Regents Park
Capacity: 1200 standing, 370 seated
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Set at the centre of the park, the tranquil surroundings include lawns, lakes and gardens. The interior of the venue itself is spacious and flooded with natural light. Well designed, it’s a diverse and adaptable space. 

Curzon Bloomsbury 

Location: Bloomsbury
Capacity: 150 standing, 148 seated
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The various screening rooms on offer at Curzon Bloomsbury were recently renovated. They now have the highest technology and design specs, including Sony 4K Projectors. The largest auditorium has a VIP balcony, adding to the sense of exclusivity. There are also smaller rooms for more intimate screenings and smaller events. 

Old Billingsgate 

Location: Monument
Capacity: 250 standing, 1200 seated
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This sprawling venue has more than enough space to accommodate a large gathering. There’s a mezzanine level, a gallery, and a large vault space with interlinked arches. The main space – The Grand Hall – has triple height ceilings and towering iron pillars. 

ICA 

Location: St. James’s
Capacity: 350 standing, 150 seated
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Celebrated artist Damien Hirst described ICA as the ‘cultural heartbeat of London’. It’s a beautiful building with intricate, ornate architectural design. Dating back to the 18th century, there are various reception spaces, as well as a theatre and cinema rooms.

LSO 

Location: Clerkenwell
Capacity: 450 standing, 400 seated
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Also dating back to the 18th century, LSO St Luke’s is a striking Grade I listed building. The original windows and exposed brick walls keep the charm of the venue’s past alive. Technical equipment and tailored lighting packages are also available. 

Bush Theatre 

Location: Shepherds Bush
Capacity: 450 standing, 120 seated
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The Bush Theatre is a former Victorian library. It now offers up several multi-purpose event spaces, having undergone extensive refurbishment. It re-opened in Spring 2017, and now has great accessibility throughout. 

Eventim Apollo 

Location: Hammersmith
Capacity: 1500 standing, 3341 seated
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The Eventim Apollo is legendary within the live events scene. Spacious and well-equipped, it has everything you need for a top-quality film premiere.