define culture on one of the coolest streets on our planet @ raynham park
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content creators spatial layout
our studio has a great layout for content creation, designed to optimize the creative process and make it easier for our team to produce high-quality content. the space includes separate areas for filming and editing, each equipped with necessary equipment and tools. the filming area is well-lit and spacious, allowing for various camera angles and setups. for lighting, we use a four-point pre-rigged, remotely controlled system with a mix of artificial and natural lighting sources, including large skylights and bay windows. creators have the option to use their own capture equipment or our range of 6k ronin 4d cameras with prime lens options. additionally, we offer vintage camera options, and further layout options can be found on the content creators page.
events producers spatial layout
our clients’ events are very diverse, and for each one, we work closely with them to figure out the optimal layout. you can find samples of some of these layouts on our event producers page. in the video below, you will find one of our more common layouts, which we call the concert room. in this layout, we provide elevated staging and sound under pre-rigged lighting for talent or speakers adjacent to the bay windows. the back of the studio is used for catering, with two service stations at opposite ends of the central floor area. we also have a green room that can be used for additional catering space if required, as well as for talent and the event team. we finish off with lighting and visual designs to create the mood best suited to each event type.
sound/elevated stages
in the studio, we have ten 2m by 1m stage pieces that can be sized and positioned to best suit each booking. the most common stage set-ups are in the infinity cove, boiler room (center stage below skylight), and concert room (facing K-road). all three locations have ceiling lighting rigs and pre-wired audio. The video below is an example of the “boiler room” set-up
