Notable productions currently filming on location and/or in studio include:

Unforgotten Series 7 is now in production for ITV. The returning cold-case drama sees Sunny and Jess drawn into a new investigation that begins with a chilling discovery in Ladbroke Grove, opening up a case that reaches back into the past and out across the city, with London continuing to act not just as a backdrop, but as a living map of history, community and consequence.

Supacell Season 2 – Creator Rapman promising a darker, more expansive chapter, the new season dives deeper into the origins of the characters’ powers and the shadowy forces pursuing them. From Peckham to Croydon, the series continues to ground its superpowered storytelling in the real streets of the city.

Slow Horses Season 7 – Series Seven has been spotted filming at a host of familiar sites: Aldersgate Street, home of the ever-chaotic Slough House; the Brutalist beauty of the Barbican Estate; and the atmospheric Bunhill Fields Burial Ground. Crews have additionally been working across Regent’s Park and Regent’s Canal, as well as Southwark, Lambeth, and Islington’s Caledonian Estate.

The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event - Films based on the lives and careers of The Beatles, starring Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn and Barry Keoghan as the Fab Four.

Harry Potter - HBO TV adaptation of JK Rowling’s boy-wizard series.

Mobland Series 2 - Crime drama starring Tom Hardy.

Still in cinemas:

Hamlet - Riz Ahmed leading a contemporary reimagining set in modern London. Directed by Aneil Karia, the film reframes Shakespeare’s tragedy through the lens of a British South Asian family, where grief, power, loyalty and public image collide, with a cast including Joe Alwyn and Timothy Spall, and it was shot in London

Wuthering Heights, directed by Emerald Fennell, brings a bold new take on Emily Brontë’s gothic romance, following the volatile bond between Cathy and Heathcliff and the damage it leaves in its wake. Starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, the production included London-based stage work.

The Moment, the A24 release led by Charli xcx, is framed as a sharp, self-aware mockumentary that follows a pop star navigating the pressure of success and the machinery around her as she gears up for a major tour moment. Principal photography began in London, with filming reported across multiple parts of the city, including Eastbrook Studios. The cast includes Rosanna Arquette and Alexander Skarsgård.

Wasteman, directed by Cal McMau, is the opening gala film for PictureEast Film Festival, sponsored by Film London, and follows Taylor as his hopes of parole and a fresh start are thrown into jeopardy when a new relationship inside threatens to pull him back into violence. Starring David Jonsson and Tom Blyth, it included some London location days alongside primarily stage-based production in Enfield.