STUDIO 2110

Yes. Studio 2110 works well for headshots, portraits, personal branding sessions, beauty looks, and compact content productions that need a clean Midtown studio environment.

Studio 2110 production bookings start with a 1-hour block at $110, with the rate dropping to $82/hr from 2-hour blocks. Meeting bookings have a 3-hour minimum, and social event bookings have a 3-hour minimum. Your booked time includes setup, session time, cleanup, breakdown, and load-out.

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

Yes. Studio 2110 can work for compact meetings, creative reviews, small workshops, podcasts, and intimate sessions when the layout and timing fit the booking.

Studio 2110 is not marketed as a fully soundproof soundstage. It can support many controlled interview, podcast, or content setups, but Midtown building and street conditions can vary. If clean audio is critical, contact the studio before booking.

Small Manhattan photo studios commonly rent for $80–150 per hour. Studio 2110 starts at $82/hr from 2-hour production blocks ($110 for a single hour), with meeting blocks from $295 for 3 hours and social event blocks from $495 for 3 hours — all with the full 750 sq ft room to yourself.

The calendar shows real-time availability and same-week weekday slots are often open, especially mornings. Weekend dates and evening event blocks fill earliest, so booking 1–2 weeks ahead is safer for those. Urgent one-hour production bookings can frequently be placed within a day or two.

Every booking includes exclusive use of the room, natural light plus tungsten wash, the hair and makeup station, high-speed Wi-Fi, restroom and lounge access, and central AC with thermostat control. Equipment, furniture, A/V, styling, and crew are optional add-ons rather than built into the base rate.