Sound Stages
Stages 1 - 3
Marlene-Dietrich-Halle
The historical Marlene-Dietrich-Halle is one of the largest sound stage facilities in Europe with a total area of 60,000 sq ft and a height of 46 ft. An ideal stage for larger set construction and green screen shoots. Aside from the middle sound stage (Stage 2) with 23,316 sq ft, the Marlene-Dietrich-Halle consists of two further sound stages with a surface of around 17,760 sq ft each.
Grosse Süd
Stage 1
| Length x width | 183 ft x 98 ft |
| Working height | 41 ft |
| Total floor space | 17,911 sq ft |
| Height | 43 ft |
| Floor plan | Photos |
Mittelhalle
Stage 2
| Length x width | 186 ft x 120 ft |
| Working height | 41 ft |
| Total floor space | 22,316 sq ft |
| Height | 46 ft |
| Floor plan | Photos |
Große Nord
Stage 3
| Length x width | 183 ft x 98 ft |
| Working height | 41 ft |
| Total floor space | 17,890 sq ft |
| Height | 47 ft |
| Floor plan | Photos |
The Marlene-Dietrich-Halle with its rich tradition was built in 1926 for Fritz Lang’s Metropolis and has functioned since then as a backdrop for numerous film classics, such as Frau im Mond (English title Woman in the Moon) or The Blue Angel. Impressive sets are constructed in the sound stage to this day. In the last years among others for Inglourious Basterds, Unknown Identity, The Ghost Writer, Cloud Atlas, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Homeland or Babylon Berlin.
Other Sound Stages
30 m x 20 m x 9,9 m
98 ft x 66 ft x 32 ft
30 m x 20 m x 10,1 m
98 ft x 66 ft x 33 ft
25 m x 18 m x 9 m
82 ft x 59 ft x 30 ft
25 m x 18 m x 9 m
82 ft x 59 ft x 30 ft
34,7 m x 19 m x 7,7 m
114 ft x 62 ft x 25 ft
34,7 m x 19 m x 7,7 m
114 ft x 62 ft x 25 ft
27,2 m x 21,2 m x 10 m
89 ft x 70 ft x 33 ft
22 m x 16,6 m x 7,9 m
72 ft. x 54 ft x 26 ft
