Production, Media & Artist Transport
Discreet, schedule-led chauffeur transport for film and TV crews, media teams, touring artists and their parties — planned around your call sheet, with continuity of vehicle and chauffeur where the schedule allows.
Production transport is judged on two things: the vehicle being exactly where the call sheet says, and nobody talking about who was in it. We plan the movements around your schedule and confirm the arrangements in writing before the day.
Typical work: crew shuttles between base and location, unit moves during the day, artist and talent runs to studio, rehearsal, press and venue, and airport and hotel movements around tour dates. Schedules change; the vehicle stays on standby so changes cost time, not another booking.
The 16-seat VIP Sprinter carries tables, USB power at every seat, a fridge, a panoramic roof and a large boot — practical for kit and comfortable for a long day. For smaller parties the Standard 8 Seater covers the same schedule discreetly.
- Crew shuttles, unit moves and artist runs
- Named chauffeur for continuity
- NDAs signed on request
- Standby and as-directed day hire
- Late wraps and overnight schedules covered
- Tinted glass, quiet cabin, discreet arrivals
Useful to know before you book.
Will we have the same chauffeur across a shoot or tour?
Wherever the schedule allows, yes. Continuity matters on production work, so we assign a named chauffeur to the job rather than rotating drivers.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes — NDAs and confidentiality agreements are signed on request before the booking is confirmed.
Can you work to a call sheet?
Yes. Send the call sheet or run of show and we build the movement plan around it, including unit moves and late wraps.
Can you hold a vehicle on standby all day?
Yes — standby and as-directed day hire is our standard structure for production and touring work.
Request a written quotation
Send your route, passengers and bags. We review the journey personally and reply with a written quotation; an enquiry does not hold a vehicle.