Shepperton Studios

Shepperton Studios, nestled in Surrey, England, stands as a bastion of creativity and innovation in the global film industry. Established in 1931 by Norman Loudon, the studio has been integral to the evolution of cinema, hosting an array of iconic productions and fostering artistic talent across generations.

They have played host to a diverse range of cinematic masterpieces, spanning multiple genres and styles. From the science fiction terror of “Alien” (1979) to the epic adventure of “Gladiator” (2000), the studio’s soundstages have witnessed the creation of unforgettable moments in film history. Each production showcases the studio’s commitment to quality and its ability to bring imaginative worlds to life on screen. In recent years they have been responsible for movies likes; Top Gun: Maverick, The Gentlemen and 1917.

Beyond its artistic contributions, Shepperton Studios plays a vital role in the local and national economy. The studio generates employment opportunities, stimulates tourism, and showcases British talent on a global stage. Additionally, Shepperton’s cultural significance extends beyond its physical boundaries, with its productions influencing popular culture and inspiring future generations of filmmakers.

In an era of increasing environmental awareness, Shepperton Studios is committed to sustainable practices and reducing its ecological footprint. Initiatives such as waste reduction, energy efficiency, and carbon offset programs demonstrate the studio’s dedication to responsible stewardship. Looking ahead, Shepperton aims to further integrate sustainability into its operations while embracing emerging technologies to enhance the filmmaking process.

33 ROOFBOX M-series systems were used on this project. The cabinets were manufactured with K-series kerb upstands and to house a number of different service penetrations.