Midland Town Hall is a heritage-listed building located in Midland, approximately 30 minutes east of Perth, Western Australia. Opened in 1907, it is a notable example of Federation Free Classical architecture, featuring a distinctive dome and clock added after World War I as a memorial to local servicemen. Its historic exterior offers strong visual impact for establishing shots, while the restored interiors provide versatile spaces with high ceilings, period character, and natural light. Its timeless design blends civic grandeur with understated elegance, making it well-suited for a wide range of period and contemporary filming contexts.
Surrounding the building is a civic urban landscape, featuring paved forecourts, mature street trees, and proximity to Midland Gate and other commercial precincts. The open frontage allows for flexibility in staging, crew movement, and external shots, while the town hall’s prominent street presence provides strong visual anchoring for scenes.
Still in active civic use. The location benefits from easy vehicle access, nearby parking, public transport links, and close proximity to local amenities such as cafes, shops, and accommodation, supporting efficient production logistics as well the Perth Film Studios.