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Solo or duo
One guest at a time
Long-form interviews and coaching shows where the camera stays close and the room stays quiet.
Live production · Texas locations · live-stream ready
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Every set is rigged, lit, and staffed the same way - the difference is the look on camera. Start with your production format, then talk with a producer about the right set.
LIVEMulti-camera production
YESRecord + stream
ON SETProducer coverage
INCLUDEDEditing + distribution
NOT SURE WHICH ONE
Tell us the format. We'll seat you on the right set.
Start with how people talk, whether you read to camera, or whether an audience is part of the episode. If you are still deciding, a producer can guide the match.
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Panel
Three to six talking
Co-hosts, roundtables, and debate formats that need a microphone and a camera angle per seat.
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To camera
Scripted and read
Segments delivered to lens with a teleprompter, lower thirds, and a newsroom backdrop.
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Audience
People in the room
Live tapings, launch nights, and panels where the crowd is part of the episode.
Start hereTell us what you are making and we will recommend a production path.Talk with a producer
THE INDEX
Browse the sets
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FORT WORTH · OPEN LOCATION
640 Taylor Street, Suite 210
Fort Worth, TX 76102
This index maps named sets to the Dallas building. Sessions in Fort Worth are scoped with your producer, who confirms the room against your format, seat count, and guest list.
SOUTHLAKE · OPEN LOCATION
1560 E Southlake Blvd, Suite 206
Southlake, TX 76092
This index maps named sets to the Dallas building. Sessions in Southlake are scoped with your producer, who confirms the room against your format, seat count, and guest list.
AUSTIN · OPEN LOCATION
1100 S Lamar Blvd, Suite 300
Austin, TX 78704
This index maps named sets to the Dallas building. Sessions in Austin are scoped with your producer, who confirms the room against your format, seat count, and guest list.
No named sets are mapped to this city yet. Talk to a producer and we will match one to your show.
Multi-cam · lounge set
Dallas
Talk Show Studio
A relaxed lounge set with warm practicals and an easy visual language for banter, panels, and co-hosted shows.
- Format matched with producer
- Camera coverage scoped
- Lounge set
Anchor desk · teleprompter
Dallas
Newscast Studio
Custom anchor desk against a skyline infinity view. Teleprompter on camera one - the look local news shoots every night.
- Format matched with producer
- Camera coverage scoped
- Skyline wall
Warm set · lifestyle
Dallas
Lifestyle Studio
Softer, homier, and dressed with real furniture. Wellness, food, family, and brand shows sit here.
- Format matched with producer
- Camera coverage scoped
- Daylight look
Broadcast · live stream
Dallas
Broadcast Studio
A substantial broadcast rig with a hardware switcher and a dedicated stream path for live shows and simulcasts.
- Format matched with producer
- Camera coverage scoped
- Live switch
Interview · one-on-one
Dallas
Thought Leader Studio
Dark, close, and quiet, with shallow depth and lighting that flatters long-form interviews.
- Format matched with producer
- Camera coverage scoped
- Dark set
Events · audience set
Dallas
Event Space
A stage and riser for live-audience tapings, panels, launch nights, and branded events recorded like a show.
- Format matched with producer
- Camera coverage scoped
- Stage + riser
Chroma-key · multi-cam
Dallas
Green Screen Studio
Full chroma-key stage for virtual sets and branded environments - multi-camera HD capture with a producer running the technical work.
- Format matched with producer
- Camera coverage scoped
- Virtual sets
Our Texas locations.
Production-ready when you arrive.
Addresses & directions Four addresses. One production team.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Choosing a studio.
Still stuck? Call 972-402-6333 or leave a message for the production team.
Can I use more than one set in a single booking?
Yes, in Dallas. The Dallas sets are in the same building, so a producer can move you between rooms in one session - a desk segment on the Newscast set, then an interview on the Thought Leader set.
How far ahead do studios book?
Most recurring shows reserve a standing time. For a first session, two weeks usually gives us enough time to match your format, walk the set, and prepare the production rundown.
Is the equipment the same in every studio?
Every room is production-ready and staffed by the same team. Camera count, seating, backdrops, and specialty equipment vary by set, so your producer will match the room to the show.
Can we bring a crew or our own gear?
Yes. Tell your producer what you plan to bring before the session so the team can coordinate load-in, power, signal paths, and floor space.