The Broadcaster rooftop
The creative challenge for this video concept was showing what a blank canvas can become. To do that, we filmed before the venue opened to customers, giving us the freedom to shape the different elements of the shoot. We pre-blocked every moment with the presenter in advance, so that rather than a static show and tell, she was genuinely guiding the audience through the space and its possibilities. A technique of walking on and off frame created a fluid sense of movement between each beat, making the whole film feel like one cohesive journey through the venue.
We also ran a drone shoot to capture the rooftop from above. For a venue whose location is as much a selling point as the space itself, the West London skyline and the Television Centre backdrop had to be part of the story.
The final layer was added in post-production, bringing the blank canvas to life by showing what the space could become. Event photography and video from past occasions were overlaid onto the footage, with motion graphics used to animate dimensions, layouts and details, showing the full range of possibilities.
Speaker: Tanya Billey - Head of Business Development, Open House
Tanya Billey
Welcome to The Broadcaster. A West London rooftop bar and restaurant with incredible stories to tell. A space that truly sets the scene.
And speaking of scenes, we’ve transformed this rooftop into a full fashion show. With a runway down the middle, models walking with the iconic Television Centre as the backdrop.
You'd never know it was the same space that I’m standing in right now. And that's what I love about this venue, how versatile it is. It shapes itself around the story that you want to tell.
For the big events, the rooftop exclusively
takes up to 170 guests standing or 130 seated. If you want the rooftop feel without the full takeover, the main terrace holds up to 100 guests with its own bar, and some incredible views across the city skyline.
And throughout the summer, this is home to Ibiza Anthems Brunch, one of our event partners. Special guest DJs, live percussions, cocktails flowing and a packed dance floor. It’s the only place you’ll find Ibiza in West London.
We've hosted weddings up here, too.
One couple had their heart set on a rooftop, even in winter. And The Broadcaster was the perfect fit. Why? Because it’s fully enclosed and covered. The space works beautifully all year through.
Then there's The Hut. It’s such a gem, and honestly, one of my favourite corners. Your own intimate, semi-private terrace. It’s basically a venue within a venue.
We've welcomed all sorts into this space over the years, from book launches, to branded events, wrap parties, to team socials and even filmed music videos with a full stage crew and live band.
No two events ever look quite the same, and that’s the point. Whatever the story is that you're imagining, this is where it comes to life.
We’re very easy to get to. Only fifteen minutes from Central London, straight off the tube and
you're on the roof. Just like that.
Oh, and I haven't even taken you to the other three floors yet.
Come and see The Broadcaster for yourself.
Tanya BilleyHead of Business DevelopmentOpen HouseIt was my first time in front of a professional camera rather than behind the scenes organising shoots, and if I'm honest, I was a little nervous. The team were warm, patient and so easy to work with. They knew exactly how to get the best out of me.
What I loved most was how quickly they understood The Broadcaster and what I wanted people to see. They didn't just make the venue look beautiful; they captured its personality and everything it can become. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Pandher Wishart Studios to anyone wanting to tell their business story in a creative and authentic way.
