Questions
Short answers on time, rooms, money, and arrival. Anything not here goes to the Space directly.
Podcast recording, video and social media content, photography and interviews, music and band rehearsals, comedy and performance rehearsals, livestreams and YouTube, small productions and collaborations, plus private parties, late-night events, meetings, meetups, and workshops.
Introductory rates: music or comedy rehearsal $55/hr, creative space for photo and video $65/hr, self-service podcast studio $95/hr, podcast with engineer $155/hr, and full video podcast production $225/hr. Party and event rates in Studio C are listed on the pricing page and are still being finalized.
Yes. Self-service rentals are built for that: rent the space, bring your own cameras, mics, and lights, and produce your own content.
No. Equipment and production are optional upgrades. Add extra microphones ($20), an audio package ($40), a lighting package ($25), a technician ($60/hr), edited social clips ($60 each), basic podcast editing ($100), or multicamera editing (custom quote) only if you want them.
Self-service sessions have a 2-hour minimum. Podcast with engineer and full video production can be booked by the hour. Parties and events have a 4-hour minimum.
Not for studio sessions. Introductory studio rates are the same at every hour from 8:00am to 3:00am. Party and event rates in Studio C are higher after 6:00pm.
Studio A is the podcast and interview set with a black acoustic-panel wall. Studio B is the content, video, and photo area with a white backdrop, a futuristic mural, a green screen, and lighting. Studio C is the open floor for rehearsals, performances, auditions, video productions, and events. The Creator Lounge is shared seating for guests and collaborators.
Yes. Podcasters and creators who book every week can save with a monthly membership or a discounted block of hours. Rebooking from your account copies your session in one click.
Yes. Studio tours are free and take about 15 minutes. Request one from the tour page.
Three different sets, a green screen, a teleprompter, the Creator Lounge, a green room, a setup room, a power and media control center, plenty of TVs for watch parties, BBQ pits, tables and chairs, on-site parking, in-house equipment, and in-house editors. Exact counts, setup, and BBQ use are confirmed with your booking.
Yes. Our in-house editors handle basic podcast editing, edited social media clips, and multicamera edits. Fixed items can be added at booking; multicamera and custom edits are quoted after we see the project.
Yes. Evening hours run until 3:00am. Each event gets its own age policy (18+, 21+, all ages, or a private exception), and a door attendant and QR guest list can be added.
Yes. The live calendar at /calendar shows every booked time. Hosts choose public, which adds their event title and its own event page, or private, which shows only as "Private event". Open dates on the calendar are available to book.
They are introductory rates we will test and adjust as we learn demand. Tax, cancellation, insurance, and legal language are still being finalized. The booking engine always shows your exact total before you pay.
The studio is reserved, a deposit invoice opens, and the booking appears in your account. Stripe collects the deposit when configured; otherwise the Space records payment when it arrives.
Unpaid holds can be released from your account. Paid cancellations are reviewed by the Space against the published policy. Rebook copies the session type and studio into a new live quote.
Join the waitlist for that studio and date. If a hold drops, the Space can write you.
Open the booking in your account and download the calendar file. Times are stored in UTC and display in Austin time.