Production
Rent was filmed in Super 35 mm film format. One scene was actually filmed in New York, the Life Cafe scene. The New York East Village was a backlot set at Warner Bros; the interior and remaining exterior shots were filmed in San Francisco. Some additional exterior scenes where filmed in San Diego, the "Take me or Leave me" song is filmed inside the famed Filoli House in Woodside, California (San Mateo County, California), Oakland, and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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