Step 1
Pick the hours
Book a single hour for a quick batch or a longer block for a full content day in Studio 2110 or 1720.

Use case
Match Studios is a content creator studio at 545 8th Ave in Midtown Manhattan, from $82/hr in the 750 sq ft Studio 2110 (a single hour is $110) and $99/hr in the 1,850 sq ft Studio 1720. Two blocks from Penn Station with natural light, backdrops, and hourly flexibility, it books for UGC, social video, and photo content without committing to a full production.
Scenario
Creators shoot constantly and rarely need a full production to do it — what they need is a good room, good light, and the flexibility to book an hour here and a longer block there. Match Studios rents by the hour with a clean, camera-ready floor: south-facing natural light in Studio 2110, two distinct sets and blackout capability in Studio 1720, and add-ons priced à la carte so a solo UGC shoot and a multi-look content day both fit the budget. Two blocks from Penn Station, it is easy to reach for a quick batch shoot between meetings.
Hourly production block sized for the content shoot
Studio 2110 starts at $82/hr from 2-hour blocks (a single hour is $110) and Studio 1720 at $99/hr. Lighting and backdrop add-ons start at $15–50 per item.
What it's for
The studio suits the whole spread of creator work. Batch a week of UGC in a single afternoon against a clean backdrop. Shoot vertical social video with continuous lighting that reads well on camera. Produce brand-collab content that needs a more polished set than an apartment. Or run a photo-forward day for a lookbook, product flatlays, or a personal-brand refresh — the studio hosted a two-day lookbook shot in Studio 1720. A backdrop pull is $25, continuous LED lighting is $40–50, and the natural light does much of the work by day — so the setup scales from a phone-and-tripod session to a lit multi-camera shoot. The same block covers a content creation studio day that produces a month of posts, a content studio rental booked between meetings, a social media content studio session, and a studio for brand shoots in NYC — the flexibility content creator studios get booked for.
Flexibility
A full day studio rental in NYC is $660 for an eight-hour block in the 750 sq ft Studio 2110 and from $795 in the 1,850 sq ft Studio 1720; ten hours in Studio 2110 is $825, and shorter blocks run $110 for a single hour, $165 for two ($82/hr), $245 for three, and $330 for four. There is no crew requirement and no minimum production package — bring your own camera, phone, and props, and add only the lighting or A/V the shoot needs. If a shoot grows into a bigger production, the same building offers the photo studio, video studio, and DIT or digikit workflow support to scale up without changing location.
Booking flow
Step 1
Book a single hour for a quick batch or a longer block for a full content day in Studio 2110 or 1720.
Step 2
Choose a backdrop color and continuous lighting if daylight won't cover your shoot, all at checkout.
Step 3
Bring your camera or phone and props, and work through the content list against a clean, camera-ready floor.
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Full Match Studios pricing: Studio 2110 from $82/hr, Studio 1720 from $99/hr, meeting blocks from $295, events from $495, and every add-on price listed.
FAQ
Match Studios starts at $82/hr for the 750 sq ft Studio 2110 from 2-hour blocks (a single hour is $110) and $99/hr for the 1,850 sq ft Studio 1720. Backdrop and lighting add-ons run $15–50 per item. Hourly pricing with no production minimum means a solo UGC batch and a full content day are both affordable.
Yes. A single production hour is $110, ideal for a quick UGC batch or a short social-video session. Two hours are $165 ($82/hr), and longer blocks scale down per hour when you need a full content day with multiple looks.
Yes. South-facing natural light in Studio 2110 and continuous LED add-ons ($40–50) give clean, consistent light that reads well for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Studio 1720 adds blackout capability and two sets when you want controlled lighting or multiple backdrops in one shoot.
Bring the camera or phone you shoot with, plus any props and wardrobe. The studio provides the space, natural light, Wi-Fi, and power, with backdrop and lighting add-ons available. There is no crew requirement — book solo, or add support if the shoot needs it.
Yes. The same building offers the photo studio and video studio for larger shoots, plus DIT and digikit workflow support for tethered capture and client review. You can grow from a solo content batch to a full production without changing location.
Weekday hours often have same-week availability on the real-time calendar, and short single-hour blocks are the easiest to place. Book a day or two ahead for a specific slot, and earlier for weekend dates or a longer multi-look content day.
Yes. An eight-hour day in the 750 sq ft Studio 2110 is $660, and the 1,850 sq ft Studio 1720 starts at $795 for eight hours; ten hours in Studio 2110 is $825. All booked time includes load-in, setup, shooting, resets, breakdown, and load-out, so a full content day does not need a separate setup block.
Plan this setup
Start with the space, then add crew, styling, lighting, or workflow support around the session.