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RD Studios is a British film studio and television studio located in Park Royal, West London, England.

Recognised as one of London's most extensive sustainable film production facilities, securing an A+ EPC and 5 star ‘Excellent’ BREEAM rating ^{[1] [2]} for their approach to building materials, the company is committed to being one of the most sustainable and green film studio facilities in Europe.

RD Studios is one of the largest film production facilities in London, with over 45,000 ft² of studio space and a 36,000 ft² yard. It is complete with 5 sound stages ^[3] each with their own hair and makeup facilities and green rooms. All of the stages feature perimeter draping rails and a fully automated truss ^[4], meaning rigging work can take place at ground level.

Rigging points are equipped with pre-installed electrical hoists (Motors) which can help save time and reduce costs associated with shipping, installing and de-rigging for each production. Each setup includes fixed ‘rigging points’, primary trusses, with optional spreaders and rigging support services. ^[11]

RD Studios is committed to being one of the most sustainable and green film studio facilities in Europe. ^[12] The building is one of the most energy efficient industrial units in London - with solar panels extending across the entire roof, electric vehicle charging for multiple vehicles on site ^[13] and a rainwater harvesting system ^[14] which helps save thousands of litres of water usage per year.