STUDIO 1720

Studio 1720 is best for larger photo shoots, brand content, commercial video, editorial, multi-look production days, workshops, meetings, and creative bookings that need more room than a compact studio.

Studio 1720 production bookings have a 3-hour minimum. Meeting bookings have a 3-hour minimum, and social event bookings have a 4-hour minimum. Your booked time includes setup, session or event time, cleanup, breakdown, and load-out.

Yes. Studio 1720 is presented as a large production space with two distinct sets. If your shoot depends on a specific layout, confirm the setup needs before booking.

Yes. Studio 1720 includes full blackout capability. If blackout is critical to the production, mention it during booking so the setup can be confirmed in advance.

Yes. Add-ons may include A/V, furniture, lighting, backdrops, makeup, hair, wardrobe, DIT, digikit, or production support depending on booking type, timing, and availability.

Studio 1720 is not marketed as a fully soundproof soundstage. It can support many controlled content, interview, video, and event-style setups, but Midtown building and street conditions can vary. If clean audio is critical, contact the studio before booking.

Comparable Manhattan production spaces frequently list between $150 and $400 per hour. Studio 1720 starts at $99/hr for production with a 3-hour minimum ($295 for 1–5 people), meeting blocks from $410 for 3 hours, and social event blocks from $875 for 4 hours with guest tiers up to 60 — final price scales with guest count rather than surprises.

Larger productions and events tend to book Studio 1720 one to three weeks out, and weekend event blocks go first. Weekday production days often have same-week availability on the real-time calendar. If your date involves catering approval, big load-ins, or a specific layout, start earlier so coordination is comfortable.