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Use case

Corporate Video Shoot NYC — Space & Crew

Match Studios hosts corporate video shoots at 545 8th Ave in Midtown Manhattan from $82/hr in Studio 2110 and $99/hr in the blackout-capable, 1,850 sq ft Studio 1720. An 8-hour production day in Studio 2110 is $660, with gaffer support from $440 and DIT from $495.

Scenario

Film corporate content in a controlled Midtown studio.

Corporate video shoots benefit from predictable access, clean framing, controlled light, and enough time for setup and talent comfort. Match Studios can support compact video productions with optional lighting and DIT support.

Suggested booking

Production block sized for setup, recording, and breakdown

Studio 2110 starts at $82/hr and Studio 1720 starts at $99/hr. For longer days, Studio 2110's 8-hour production block is $660 and its 10-hour block is $825. Lighting support starts at $440 for 1–4 hr production bookings and $875 for 5–10 hr bookings.

Best use

For companies that need polished video without overbuilding the shoot.

This use case works for founder interviews, executive messages, internal communications, thought leadership clips, and short branded content sessions.

Founder and executive interviews
Corporate video messages
Branded thought leadership
Company content days

Lighting support

A lighting assistant can make the setup more controlled.

Corporate video often needs a polished, consistent look. Lighting support helps small teams move faster and keeps the image from feeling improvised.

Booking angle

Start with video studio rental.

For corporate video, start with video studio rental, then add a lighting assistant for a controlled, consistent look and DIT support to keep footage and review organized on set.

Booking flow

How this setup works.

Step 1

Define the video format

Confirm whether the shoot is an interview, executive message, social video, or internal content.

Step 2

Choose the rental block

Select a block that includes setup, testing, recording, resets, and wrap.

Step 3

Add lighting or DIT

Add support when the shoot needs a more polished setup or organized file workflow.

Step 4

Confirm the booking

Book the studio and prepare scripts, talking points, and production notes.

Plan this setup

Book the studio and add the support this shoot needs.

Start with the space, then add crew, styling, lighting, or workflow support around the session.