Country house Cantons-de-l'Est
Official launch · September
Earn up to $2,000 per shoot day.
Film, television, and advertising productions are looking for places like yours. List your property on the waitlist of Quebec's first marketplace dedicated to filming locations.
List my property 
Already 177 Quebec owners on the waitlist.
Insurance included
Signed contract before every shoot
You approve every shoot
Architect-designed home Outremont
Property with a pool Laurentides
Contemporary loft Griffintown
Neighbourhood apartment Le Plateau
Neighbourhood café Mile End
Heritage house Charlevoix
Backyard Rosemont
Finished basement Verdun
The industry
Quebec is the third-largest audiovisual production market in North America.
Every week, dozens of productions shoot in Montreal and across the province. International feature films. Series broadcast on Netflix, Crave, and HBO. Advertising campaigns for global brands. Music videos, branded content, documentary productions.
What sets them apart is not the studio. It is the location.
Productions are not looking for fabricated sets. They are looking for authentic homes, spaces with character, properties that tell a story. Your kitchen. Your living room. Your backyard. Your rooftop.
No platform has been built for Quebec. Locloc fills that gap.
The revenue potential
From $500 to $5,000 per shoot day.
More for exceptional properties.
Residences
Houses, condos, lofts
$500 to $2,000
per shoot day
Commercial spaces
Restaurants, offices, studios, warehouses
$1,500 to $5,000
per shoot day
Exceptional venues
Heritage properties, unique settings, industrial spaces
$8,000 and up
per shoot day
For reference, four shoot days in a typical Montreal residence generate revenue equivalent to roughly six months of average residential rent in Quebec.
For a property that sits empty most of the time, the arithmetic speaks for itself.
Who it is for
Your property is likely more relevant than you think.
Productions look for the authentic before the perfect. An ordinary suburban kitchen can be worth as much as an architectural loft. A finished basement, a period staircase, an open view, a mature garden: each of these represents active demand.
Primary and secondary residences
Houses, condos, lofts, vacation properties. Architecture, design, views, garden, pool, terrace.
Commercial and professional spaces
Restaurants, bars, hotels, offices, clinics, studios, event halls, coworking spaces.
Industrial and raw spaces
Warehouses, garages, workshops, disused factories, lots, open spaces.
Exceptional venues
Heritage properties, listed buildings, rooftops, unusual locations, rural properties, barns, chapels, boats.
If your property has a distinctive visual signature, character, or a particular location, a production is searching for it right now.
How it works
Four steps. No commitment.
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01
You list your property.
Photographs, description, availability. Our team can guide you through the listing process should you wish.
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02
Productions reach out to you.
Each request specifies the dates, the type of shoot, the size of the crew and the proposed rate. No ambiguity.
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03
You accept or decline.
You retain full control. No algorithm decides on your behalf. No justification required.
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04
You are paid.
Payment is secured on the platform. Funds are released to you upon completion of the shoot.
Control and protection
Everything that needs to be governed, is.
Insurance included with every booking.
Liability and property damage coverage built into every production confirmed on the platform. No steps to take with your personal insurer.
Signed contract before every shoot.
Terms, schedule, crew size, permitted equipment. Everything is recorded in writing and signed by both parties before the day of the shoot.
Mandatory prior approval.
No shoot can take place at your property without your explicit consent after you review the project, the crew, and the terms.
Address confidentiality.
Your address is disclosed to the production only after the booking is confirmed. No risk of public exposure.
FAQ
The essential questions.
What types of shoots take place at hosts’ properties?
Every type of production may request your property: feature films, television series, commercials, music videos, branded content, editorial photo shoots. Most residential shoots last between one and five days. Crews can range from a handful of people for an independent project to several dozen for a television production. Each request specifies the nature of the project, its duration, and the size of the crew, so you are free to choose the shoots that suit you.
What is Locloc’s commission?
Our commission is competitive and fully transparent. The complete fee schedule will be published at the time of official launch.
Am I required to accept every request?
Not at all. You are free to decline any project, date, or crew that does not meet your criteria, without having to justify your decision.
Is renting my home for a shoot legal?
The legal framework for filming differs from that of short-term Airbnb-style rentals. A shoot is a distinct, one-off commercial activity. Our team guides you in complying with the regulations applicable to your borough.
My property is ordinary. Is it of any real interest?
Yes. Productions have a constant need for authentic, ordinary spaces: suburban homes, modest apartments, functional offices, basements, garages, backyards. Character and availability often matter more than prestige.
Why a waitlist rather than direct registration?
We will launch Locloc with a critical mass of properties available from day one. Those on the waitlist receive onboarding priority, featured placement at launch, and a reduced commission on their first booking.
Waitlist
List your property.
No obligation to rent. No credit card required. No registration fee.
Benefits for the first 500 registrants
- Personalized onboarding.
- Featured placement in search results at launch.
- 0% commission on your first booking.