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Use case

Host a Photography Workshop in NYC

Match Studios rents workshop space for photography classes at 545 8th Ave in Midtown Manhattan, from $295 for a 3-hour block in the 750 sq ft Studio 2110 and from $410 in the 1,850 sq ft Studio 1720, which seats up to 60. Wi-Fi, natural light, and A/V add-ons like a projector ($35) come with the room.

Scenario

Teach in a real studio environment.

Photography workshops work better when students can see the setup, practice hands-on, and move through examples in a controlled space. Match Studios can be used for small group education, lighting demonstrations, and portfolio-building sessions.

Suggested booking

Meeting/workshop block sized for the class

Meeting/workshop blocks from $295 / 3 hr in Studio 2110

Best use

For instructors who need more than a classroom.

This use case is for photographers, educators, and creative professionals hosting hands-on workshops where lighting, space, and demonstration flow matter.

Photography workshops
Lighting demonstrations
Portfolio-building sessions
Small group creative training

Workshop add-ons

Add A/V equipment and furniture for the class.

Meeting and workshop bookings include their own add-on list: a TV or projector for presentations, a speaker with microphones for larger groups, and tables and chairs for seating and workstations.

Booking angle

Start with workshop space.

Planning a class? Start with the workshop space, review pricing to choose the right block, and see how it works to prepare your session and student schedule.

Booking flow

How this setup works.

Step 1

Plan the class format

Confirm whether the workshop is a demo, hands-on class, portfolio day, or lighting session.

Step 2

Choose the time block

Book enough time for setup, teaching, student practice, and wrap.

Step 3

Add A/V and furniture

Add a TV, projector, speaker, tables, or chairs if the class needs presentation or seating support.

Step 4

Confirm details

Book the studio and prepare student instructions, timing, and setup needs.

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.