Nashville Studios · Black box stage · Virtual production
Your world, our stage
A black box stage in Nashville with fine pitch LED, a control room that cuts eight cameras, and the support space to run a full shoot under one roof.
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A blank slate for what you create
The black box is a clean, controllable space. Pair it with a fine pitch LED wall and your own virtual environments, including AI-generated ones, and change the set between setups.
Bring your team, your tools, and your ideas. We provide the stage, the LED, and the support space to make it happen.
A black box built for the camera
The stage is open and flexible, with the height and power to light a big set. Shoot practical on a clean black floor, or bring in virtual environments and change the set without rebuilding it.
Use it for a single-camera commercial, a series, a podcast, an AI-driven creative project, or a live multicam show with a livestream.
Stage
- Floor space
- 4,200 sq ft black box
- Ceiling
- 18′ eaves, 24′ peak
- Lighting grid
- Adjustable, 16′
- Power
- 600 amp camlock tie-in
Virtual LED and AI
- LED wall
- Fine pitch, sized to the shoot
- Your workflow
- Bring your own team, tools, and AI pipeline, or let us book an experienced crew for your project
Control room
- Cameras
- Cuts up to 8 cameras in 4K
- Signal
- 12G, 4K wired throughout
- Streaming
- Livestream and multicam remote capture
- In-house gear
- Sony cameras and lenses
Everything the shoot needs is on site
- Green room with private bathroom
- Makeup room
- Full crafty kitchen
- Production offices and a conference room
- Voiceover and edit suite
- Outdoor lot with roll-up loading doors, sized for grip trucks and broadcast trucks
See it in use
Visit the stage in Nashville
Walkthroughs happen at the studio or by video call, whichever suits your team.
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Tell us about your shoot
Send the basics and we will reply with availability and a time to walk the stage.
- Tell us about the shoot. Project type, dates, and crew size are plenty to start.
- Walk the stage. Visit in person or join a video call.
- Plan and book. We confirm dates, the setup, and what you need on site.