SAVANNAH'S FIRST AND ONLY PROP HOUSE & Tool Library 

Film Biz Recycling is Savannah’s only nonprofit prop house and creative reuse center, giving film, TV, and theater props a second life while keeping materials out of landfills. Recognized for sustainability and innovation, we donate over 60% of salvaged items to local charities. From set pieces to unique finds, we help productions go green while supporting the community.

We're keeping it out of the landfills for creative reuse on sets, creative projects and the greater good.

Photo Credit: Alexis Sweet Photography

How to RENT PROPS FROM FILM BIZ RECYCLING

  1. Make an appointment (below)

  2. Bring your camera, shopping list, and closed toe shoes

  3. Send us your selects via our Rental Request Form (below)

  4. Read and e-sign the Rental Agreement and Damage Waiver (included in request form)

  5. Make a second appointment for pick up (below)

MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
rental request form
 
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SAVANNAH Tool Library 

The Savannah Tool Library at Film Biz Recycling is designed to empower the community by offering access to a wide selection of tools for home improvement, creative projects, gardening, and more—making it easier for individuals and families to take on projects without the cost of storing, purchasing, and maintaining expensive equipment. From power drills to saws, wrenches to sewing machines, the Tool Library is stocked with both everyday basics and specialty tools donated from productions and community supporters.

Once you subscribe, you may borrow the tools for 7 days. Return and start a new project!

Photo Credit: Alexis Sweet Photography

Savannah Now reports ion Savannah Tool Library
“The library is an extension of Film Biz Recycling’s broader mission, which is to give new life to used goods, support sustainable practices, and foster creativity and collaboration across Southeast Georgia.”
— Savannah Now
We’re excited to launch this community initiative which we hope can begin to strengthen intergenerational connections and empower our friends and neighbors with the tools to succeed.”
— Samita Wolfe, Executive Director
 
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