Historic Neoclassic-Style building, built in 1910 as Griffin’s second hospital. Used as a hospital from 1910-1931, then as a funeral home from 1936-1995. One of the few surviving examples of one of Atlanta’s prominent architects of the period. Building has been gutted to reveal magnificent original wood studs and framing. Building consists of two floors with basement. Has temporary electrical on-site. Any additional electrical will need to be provided by the production company.

Can be used for a variety of film purposes, including horror-style genre and related projects. Situated on one of Griffin’s most heavily traveled thoroughfares and within walking distance of downtown Griffin.

*Temporary electrical panel is located at the rear of the building; any additional electrical will need to be provided by the production company.

4 Hrs Minimum

Rate is negotiable and is based on the size and scope of the project, project budget, and “below-the-line" earmarked for location filming.

Book 1-2 weeks in advance.

Standard Set Rules:

1) Client must only be in the facilities during their booked time. Anything else is prohibited, unless approved by TS management. Client must submit their Drivers License and/or Identification for final approval of booking.

2) Client is obligated to keep the facilities clean, garbage free and keep out anything hazardous.

3) Absolutely NO SMOKING and/or NO ALCOHOL in facilities at all times.

4) Client is obligated to be present with their working personnel and/or guest at all times.

5) Anything against the rules and regulations, owner has the right to take legal action.

Owner’s Set Rules:

Permitting:

A permit for location shooting (Media Production Event Application) must be filed with the City of Griffin, with appropriate fees paid before principal photography is allowed to begin on the property. This permitting includes a signed letter from the Executive Director giving permission for all proposed activities. Insurance and bonding must be provided by the production company.

Restrictions:

Prohibited activities are those that involve

* any smoking in buildings;

* any type of open flame or pyrotechnics;

Exterior Photography:

Per our historic preservation agreement with the city, minor exterior facade alterations can be made without changing the architectural character of the building, provided that after principal photography has concluded any alterations are returned to their original status.

Cleanup:

All areas impacted by the project are to be cleared of all equipment and trash and returned to original condition to the satisfaction of the Executive Director/Property Manager. All trash and debris must be removed and disposed in the on-site dumpster of at the end of each day of the project. The production company is responsible for notifying all of its contractors and subcontractors of the clean‐up rules.

Credit Lines:

The suggested format for credit lines is:

The Nurses’ Inn / Griffin, Georgia

*Written permission from the Executive Director is required to use the Nurses’ Inn logo.

Documentation:

The permit holder must furnish to the property owner (My Brother’s Keeper Service Center of Georgia, Inc.) a complete copy of the finished project for archival purposes. My Brother’s Keeper Service Center of Georgia reserves the right to document, through filming, photography, or any other means it deems appropriate, any project conducted on property it owns or controls.

Tyler Studios – Main Office

POC: Tiuana Bell

Short-Term Production Insurance is required of all set bookings and is due no later than seven (7) days post initial payment for your booking. A Certificate of Liability is required to list [THE VENUE and ADDRESS] as Certificate Holder and/or Additional Insured. The insurance required hereunder shall have a minimum single limit liability of $1 million, and minimum General Aggregate Liability of $2 Million.

More Information:

Why would a film set need insurance?

The primary purpose of production insurance is to protect the people, property, companies, and equipment in use during a production. It can cover everything from dropped equipment to an injury on set.

Although film production insurance policies vary widely, you’ll always need general liability.

*If Short-Term Insurance is waived, production company will be liable for any injuries, damages, theft or indemnification during use of the film location. Owner of property can take legal action if applicable.

Tyler Studios is a multi-faceted entity that operates in different capacities. One of which, is serving as a third-party liaison to find set location rentals for its clients. Tyler Studios being a third party is not held liable for any injuries, damages, theft or indemnification during client use.  

Any future negotiations for additional projects must go through Tyler Studios if initially booked through tylerstudios.com. Clients who do not comply, will not be able to use future services indefinitely.