Music Video Productions
Filmed at Our Authentic Berlin Locations
Music videos thrive on atmosphere, contrast, and character – and our Berlin locations offer exactly that. From sleek fashion clips and conceptual short films to raw underground rap videos and cinematic pop productions, Film Location Berlin provides the perfect environment for creative expression.
Our spaces range from industrial halls and retro-styled apartments to moody attics, staircases, and courtyards – each with its own story to tell.
Whether minimalist or visually elaborate, each project benefits from authentic textures, natural light, and a flexible setup tailored to artistic vision.
Over the years, we’ve collaborated with emerging talents and established production teams alike, supporting diverse aesthetics and genres with unique, film-ready backdrops that bring every idea to life.
makko & Miksu/Macloud
Lichter Aus
Produced by Bipolar Berlin
In “Lichter Aus”, makko teams up with production duo Miksu/Macloud to deliver an emotionally charged piece about addiction and loyalty. The video is crafted by Bipolar Berlin (Director: Stanislav Borowski) and uses two spaces from Film Location Berlin: an individually designed set and a fully-furnished vintage apartment. These layers of setting mirror the song’s emotional journey from vulnerability to confrontation. Excellent for productions considering dual-mood interiors and vintage furnishings.
$oho Bani
Block Therapie (prod. by Ericson)
Produced by Versusarchive
In his probing single “Block Therapie”, the Berlin rapper $oho Bani teams up with producer Ericson to explore neighbourhood, mental health and community in a fresh way. The video was shot in the distinctive setting of our old-fashioned “retiree apartment”—a popular, versatile loaction that provides the perfect backdrop for the track’s raw themes. Produced by Daniel Tekeser, the visual narrative emphasizes everyday life, struggle and connection. Ideal for location scouts and artists seeking an interior space that feels lived-in and authentic.
Kwam.E
Jackpot prod. by Pjwst
Produced by Kill Your Darlings
Berlin rapper Kwam.E drops “Jackpot”, backed by producer Pjwst and visualised by production house Kill Your Darlings (Berlin). The video’s use of a grandpa’s old-fashioned apartment motif adds heritage charm to a modern urban aesthetic. The location becomes a character in itself: layered vintage, intimate yet cinematic. This fully furnished Berlin film location space is a smart reference for narrative-rich interiors with retro flair.
Boloboys
Bolotape (Kurzfilm)
Produced by Bolo Crew
The Berlin-based rap collective Boloboys (Makko, Beslik, toobrokeforfiji, Okfella, Loco Candy & Sin Davis) step out of the typical music-video format with the short-film “Bolotape”. Their clubhouse-meets-skatepark energy is captured in the atmospheric “old man’s office” location motif, and some other Berlin-style locations. Directed by Patrick Bernad and produced by Emma Lou Larsen, the film-style clip emphasizes crew culture, raw interiors, and grainy aesthetics. A great example of how creative teams can use unconventional interior spaces to amplify artist identity.
BAUSA x LEA
1000 MAL
Produced by Bipolar Berlin
“1000 Mal” by Bausa x Lea blends raw emotion with atmospheric depth, and its music video amplifies that feeling with striking visual storytelling. Produced by the Berlin-based production company Bipolar Berlin, the video captures a sense of intimacy between two lovers that perfectly mirrors the song’s mood. Key scenes were filmed at Film Locations Berlin’s “Raw 1960s Apartment with Lots of Patina”, whose weathered textures and authentic retro character add a powerful, cinematic backdrop. Together, music and visuals create a haunting, modern love story rooted deeply in Berlin’s creative pulse.