Film Shoots &
Photography
Picture Perfect
Film & Photo Shoots
Nate Smith: "I Don't Wanna Go To Heaven"
Filmed in Wightman Chapel
Taylor Swift: "The Story of Us"
Filmed in Susie Gray Dining Hall and Bennett Hall Social Rooms
HBO Max Documentary: "The Way Down"
Interviews filmed in Wightman Chapel and Bennett Hall Social Rooms
Sony Classics: "Novitiate"
Filmed across Scarritt Bennett Center's campus
CMT "Nashville"
Scenes filmed in Harambee Auditorium, Bennett Hall Social Rooms, Scarritt Hall, and the Campus Grounds
Netflix: "Messiah"
Scenes filmed in Bragg Residence Hall
David Crowder: "All My Hope" ft. Tauren Wells
Filmed in Wightman Chapel
Lifetime: "Patsy & Loretta"
Scenes filmed in Bennett Hall Social Rooms and Campus Grounds
Abingdon Press: "Entering the Passion"
Filmed in the Cloisters, Labyrinth Garden, Susie Gray Dining Hall, and Wightman Chapel
"Blue Like Jazz"
Filmed in Susie Gray Dining Hall, Bennett Hall Social Rooms, Wightman Chapel, and campus grounds
Scheduling a Film Shoot
For decades, Scarritt Bennett Center has proudly welcomed film crews for a variety of shoots, including full-length feature films, television shows, documentaries, music videos, book promos, event promos, video series, and more.
Our campus has been featured in productions such as CMT "Nashville", Lifetime's "Patsy & Loretta", Sony's "Novitiate", Taylor Swift's music video "The Story of Us", ESPN commercials, and countless more.
PRICING
Scarritt Bennett Center requires a signed contract and a 10-hour, $1200-minimum per space per day. This price is non-negotiable; we do not offer student, nonprofit, hourly, or other discounted filming rates. Standard campus filming hours are 7am–7pm, but we're happy to discuss early morning or overnight shoots (additional staffing fees apply). Our staff is also happy to discuss rates for on-site catering for your crew, dressing rooms, and other add-ons and amenities to make your production a success.
In 2018, Andrew Peterson filmed the music video for his single, "Is He Worthy" in Scarritt Bennett Center's Wightman Chapel. The video is shot in a single take.