Massage On Set for Film & TV
Mobile Massage On Set in Southern California
BackStory Massage provides mobile massage therapy for film and television. We provide chair massage on set and on location and travel to filming locations throughout the Los Angeles area.
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On-set Chair Massage is a great reward for cast and crew as a wrap gift!
Our massage therapists know working on a production requires long hours. It can be both physically and mentally draining. Unexpected delays in the schedule create stress for everyone. From the producers and directors, to the actors, cameramen, grips, and transportation crew. Chair massage on set can provide a much needed boost in energy and help reduce stress.
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Chair massage on set is always a welcome sight.
Our on-set massage therapists will help relieve built up stress and tension, boost energy and keep everyone focused and on track. We help rejuvenate and re-energize. Our team of massage therapists can make a long day a great day with our massage on set services.
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Feature films and television productions generate a multi billion dollar economic impact in Los Angeles each year. With California ranked #1 in the nation for film and television projects, it has created great opportunities for many small business owners and has a tremendous impact on the economic growth. We are proud to be part of it!
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“Nicole and her colleagues provided excellent service and their presence was greatly appreciated by our cast and crew. We would gladly retain their services on any production as it was a big help and stress reliever on set.”
– Seth A., Assistant Director
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Sophia Loren receives on much-needed on-set massage in the Libyan desert during a break from filming Legend of the Lost (1957). John Wayne, her co-star on this film, was also reported to request frequent massages on location.
It likely comes as little surprise that Marilyn Monroe was a well-known fan of on-set massages. While filming the 1961 classic Misfits, Monroe, along with stars Clark Gable, Montgomery Clift, Eli Wallach, and director John Huston, would take constant advantage of the on-set relaxation during the brutal filming in the Nevada desert.