Studio 2110 · A media startup
A Live Video Podcast Recording
A media startup recorded a live video podcast in the 750 sq ft Studio 2110 at 545 8th Ave in Midtown Manhattan, using continuous lighting and a controlled setup to capture clean multi-camera video and audio in one session.
The setup
What was used.
The brief
A media startup wanted to record a video podcast episode with a guest — clean, consistent lighting, controlled enough audio for a produced show, and a setup that looked intentional on camera rather than like a corner of an office. The show was on a schedule, so the session had to capture everything in one booked block including setup and breakdown.
The setup
Studio 2110's 750 sq ft was the right scale for a two-person conversation and a small crew, and its 21st-floor position keeps street noise well below what a ground-floor space deals with. Continuous lighting gave a consistent look across the whole recording rather than shifting as the session ran, and the controlled multi-camera setup captured the conversation from more than one angle for the edit. The team booked enough time for a real load-in, mic and camera checks, the recording itself, and breakdown — not just the minutes of the conversation.
How it ran
Because the room was quiet and the lighting was continuous, the crew spent their time on the conversation rather than fighting the environment. The 21st-floor location kept the audio clean enough for a produced episode, and the multi-camera coverage gave the editor options. The full session — setup, recording, and wrap — fit inside the booked block.
Takeaway
For a video podcast, book past the length of the conversation — the recording is the easy part; the load-in, camera and mic checks, and breakdown are what actually fill a session.
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