Studio 4
Large industrial space

Studio 4 is not sound treated so may not be a suitable option for sound sensitive shoots. Studio 1 and 2 are sound treated and may be a better option if audio is a priority.

Studio 4 offers a large, flexible 2,900 sq ft footprint suitable for a wide range of creative productions. The space combines natural daylight with full blackout control, features a corner cyclorama, an additional breakout area, and distinctive exposed brick character, making it adaptable to many shoot styles and setups.

Studio 4 hire includes access to the 2,900 sq ft studio space, featuring a 4 × 4 metre corner cyclorama, exposed brick wall, and large river-facing windows. The studio is equipped with electronic blackout blinds throughout, an additional breakout area, and standard power access for production use.

Yes. Unlike some studios, our electricity costs are included in our fee. Furthermore, our onsite solar array generates a significant portion of our energy needs. This is valuable in a couple of ways. Firstly, we are delivering on our commitment to a sustainable future for the film industry and the part that we play. And secondly, it means that you can enjoy slightly lower prices! 

Yes. Studio 4 is fitted with electronic blackout blinds throughout, allowing the space to be easily configured for full blackout or natural daylight, depending on the requirements of your shoot.

Studio 4 can accommodate bookings with up to 30 people. If you have a larger shoot, please get in contact to discuss your needs as we may need to look into allocating additional space and parking in order to streamline your experience over the booking duration.

Filming and photographing against textured backgrounds offer several advantages that can increase production value:

Increased Visual Interest: Flat backgrounds can appear bland. Textures like brick walls, weathered wood, or fabric patterns add depth and visual intrigue. They break up monotony and draw the viewer’s eye into the scene, creating a more engaging composition.

Enhanced Subject Separation: Textures can create a natural separation between your subject and the background. This is especially helpful for portraits or product shots. By using a textured background, you ensure your subject pops and doesn’t visually blend in.

Storytelling and Mood: Textures can be chosen to evoke specific moods or tell a story. Rough brick can add a sense of urban grit, while weathered wood creates a rustic atmosphere. Choosing the right texture can subtly reinforce the message or feeling you want to convey in your film or photograph.

Dimensional Lighting: Textures play with light and shadow, adding another layer of visual interest. They create highlights and lowlights that wouldn’t be present with a flat background. This can enhance the overall depth and realism of your scene.

Creative Control: Textures offer the potential for unique and artistic effects. Experimenting with different textures can lead to unexpected and visually stunning results. You can control the prominence of the texture by adjusting camera distance and lighting.

Studio 4 features a mix of industrial and clean textures, including a large exposed brick wall, smooth cyclorama surfaces, and natural light from river-facing windows, offering a versatile backdrop for a wide range of shoots.