Large desacralized chapel in the heart of Paris

Located in the heart of Paris, this vast neo-Gothic chapel, now desacralized, offers a unique and visually powerful backdrop for any type of film shoot or artistic event. Nestled in the grounds of a former convent, it stands out for its monumental architecture, impressive volumes and singular atmosphere, both historic and contemporary.

The main space boasts remarkably high ceilings, supported by large ogival vaults and illuminated by colorful stained glass windows that diffuse spectacular natural light, ideal for photo shoots. This ensemble creates an atmosphere that is both majestic and intimate, providing a rare cachet for productions seeking a place steeped in history or a reinterpreted religious setting.

Today, the chapel is part of a temporary third-party space, awaiting a rehabilitation project, offering a degree of freedom in terms of layout. This context allows great flexibility in the installation of technical devices (lights, structures, machinery) and the adaptation of the set to the specific needs of a shoot, filming or photo shoot.

Adjacent annexes can be used as dressing rooms, equipment storage areas, control rooms or backstage areas. Their configuration facilitates fluid circulation between the technical areas and the shooting zone.

The result is an atypical, visually powerful and perfectly adaptable venue, meeting the requirements of audiovisual productions seeking to combine heritage aesthetics, creative freedom and professional technical constraints.