The Film Themed Treasure Hunt turns central London into a movie set, taking teams between famous film locations while they complete questions, creative tasks and on-location missions. The route can feature locations associated with films and characters ranging from James Bond and Harry Potter to Sherlock Holmes and Bridget Jones.

The event takes place around central London and can start from a location that suits your group, such as an office, hotel, conference centre, pub, restaurant or major railway station. From there, teams head into the city following their film-themed route.

Yes. The treasure hunt is built around real London locations connected with movies. Depending on the route, teams might find themselves exploring areas around the Globe Theatre, South Bank, Covent Garden, Buckingham Palace, Leicester Square, Trafalgar Square and Tower Bridge.

Teams use an iPad loaded with custom treasure-hunt software to find film-themed hotspots and complete the challenges waiting there. These can include film trivia, questions about famous scenes, photo and video recreations, and searches for film-related props or clues.

Not necessarily. The hunt includes film-related questions, but there are also creative missions, location challenges and interactive tasks, so success isn't dependent on having encyclopaedic knowledge of cinema. Teams can divide up the different challenges according to their individual strengths.

Yes. Some challenges involve recreating iconic movie moments through photographs or video. This means the event can move beyond simply answering questions and give teams the opportunity to become the actors for a few minutes.

Potentially. The event can include surprise film characters who appear along the route and issue bonus challenges. Participants therefore need to keep an eye out for more than just clues on their iPads.

The treasure-hunt software keeps track of the teams' locations and displays live scores. This means teams can see how the competition is developing while they decide where to go and how to tackle the next challenge.

The event is suitable for groups of approximately 10 to 250 people. The teams then head out around London separately, with the interactive software keeping track of progress and scores across the whole group.

The event is designed to continue in wet weather, so the film adventure doesn't need to stop just because London's weather changes. As the hunt moves between different film locations and challenges, teams can keep following their iPad-led route and completing their missions.