A podcast studio in Las Vegas built for video.
Four studios at one address on S Durango Dr. You bring the conversation. A producer runs the cameras, the mics and the lights, and your episode comes back edited.
Four studios at one address on S Durango Dr. You bring the conversation. A producer runs the cameras, the mics and the lights, and your episode comes back edited.
Every room is built for recording, and each one gives your show a different look. Walk through all four on a free tour, then book the one that fits.
The four sets sit in two rooms. Studio 1 holds the Interview Den and the Glow Lounge. Studio 2 holds the High Roller and the Cozy Corner.
The table set. Mics on arms, clean framing, and broadcast quality audio for a sit-down show.
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1 to 3 people
Wood slat wall, white table, tan leather chairs.
The lounge set. Two armchairs, warm tones, and the relaxed feel of a conversation rather than an interview.
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Solo creators and duos
Boucle armchairs, oak slat wall, on air sign.
The dark room. A granite desk and a lit shelf wall, for a video podcast that should look expensive on camera.
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Two mic positions at the desk
Black walls, granite desk, full lighting rig.
The daylight room. An orange sofa and a leather chair, for a warmer show that does not feel like a desk.
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Sofa and chair, two mic positions
Burnt orange sofa, white room, natural light.
People who want to show up, talk and leave with a finished episode.
The room, the gear, and a producer running both.
Your first fully edited episode is $149 for a session that runs about 90 minutes. That price includes the room, the multi-camera setup, and the edit, not just raw footage handed back to you. Our full rate card is in the free pricing guide.
Plan about two hours door to door.
Pick a studio and a time. Tell us how many people will be on mic.
Lights placed, cameras framed. Getting mic'd takes minutes.
A producer runs the cameras and watches your levels.
Cut, finished, and yours to publish wherever you want.
Our full-service production packages take the same recording further. One 60 minute episode can become:
That is the production package, not the single session. The podcast production guide covers how it gets scoped, and mobile podcast production brings the setup to your convention instead.
Two guides to a first session, and the page for full production packages.
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The same crew runs social media for a short list of industries we know well.
Plan for about two hours door to door. The recording itself runs about 90 minutes, which leaves room to settle in, record a real conversation, and grab a few extra takes for the intro and outro.
The Interview Den is set for a host plus one or two guests, and the Cozy Corner is a two chair lounge set. Tell us how many people will be on mic when you book so the room is set for your format before you arrive.
You get a fully edited episode ready to publish, not a folder of raw camera files. If you need a specific export setting for your publishing platform, tell us before the session and we will cut it that way.
Yes. Bring a co-host, a guest, or your own producer. Let us know ahead of time how many people are coming and who is on mic so the setup matches your format.
Ask us when you book. A remote guest changes how the room is set and how the episode is cut, so we confirm it for your session before the date instead of working it out on the day.
We give you a turnaround estimate when you book so it fits your publishing schedule. Your episode comes back cut and finished, ready to publish.
Bring your topic in one sentence and five to eight talking points, not a script. Wear solid colors and skip tight patterns and bright logos. Eat beforehand and bring water, because ninety minutes of talking is more physical than people expect.
No. The multi-camera setup, the microphones and the lighting are already in place, and a producer runs the technical side. Your job is the conversation.
The studio tour is free. It is a 20 minute walk-through with no commitment.