Town of Orangetown Filming

If you have a Cape Cod and you would like a film company to come to your house, please put a picture of it in the comments field. If a scout is interested in your place, we will send the owner a Private Message. (Save them from having to include their address with their picture.) Cape Cod: A standout example of both Colonial and Colonial Revival architecture, Cape Cod style homes dot suburbs across New England. The low, single-story buildings usually feature a large central... chimney and little ornamentation. (Sample photo)

If you have a Colonial Revival and you would like a film company to come to your house, please put a picture of it in the comments field. If a scout is interested in your place, we will send the owner a Private Message. (Save them from having to include their address with their picture.) Colonial Revival: Inspired by 18th century design, architects of the Colonial Revival style pay the same attention to symmetry, but also borrow elements from other movements. Architect Robe...rt Rich did that with the entrance facade of this Colonial Revival house in Watch Hill, Rhode Island. (Sample photo)

If you have an American Colonial and you would like a film company to come to your house, please put a picture of it in the comments field. If a scout is interested in your place, we will send the owner a Private Message. (Save them from having to include their address with their picture.) American Colonial: True American colonial architecture dates back to the colonial era: 1720's to 1780's. Settlers built these historic homes with steep roofs and symmetrical features in a... simple, rectangular shape. (Sample photo - featured with dormers)

If you have a Ranch and you would like a film company to come to your house, please put a picture of it in the comments field. If a scout is interested in your place, we will send the owner a Private Message. (Save them from having to include their address with their picture.) Ranch: One of the most popular home styles in the U.S., ranches typically feature a long, open lay-out contained on a single story. Low rooflines and L- or U-shaped floor plans also predominated this ...popular style from the 1940's through 1970's. (Sample photo)