Space, gear, and an engineer running the board. Book a session, walk out with clean files you can cut however you like.
First email to finished files.
Tell us what you're recording. We confirm the date and the rate.
Optional call to talk format and talking points.
Show up, sit down, hit record. The room does the rest.
Synced files within one business day, ready to cut.
Sound-treated walls and a low noise floor. Lighting set for conversation, not spectacle. Every corner tuned so that when you hit record, you get something you can actually use.
Every rate includes the room, the gear, and an engineer running the board.
Space, gear, and an engineer. You take the files.
One-time booking · pay per session
Film once a month. We handle everything after.
Monthly · month-to-month to start
Bigger, longer, or somewhere else entirely.
Quoted after a short call
Need less than a half-day? Shorter sessions run $200/hour, two-hour minimum — same room, same gear, same engineer.
Ask about hourly →Film once a month in this room, and the editing, clips, and schedule stop being your problem.
If yours isn't here, send it with your request — we answer every one personally, usually the same day.
Show up and talk. We handle the gear, lighting, sound, direction, and every bit of the technical side. It's a conversation, not a performance — and the engineer is there the whole time so you're never fighting with equipment.
Most people aren't, at first. We direct you through it and the false starts don't matter — that's what editing is for. By the end of your session it feels like talking to a colleague, and that's exactly how it reads on screen.
The set is built and lit for a two-person interview, which is what it does best. Bringing a third person or a small crew is usually workable — mention it in your request and we'll tell you straight whether the room and the camera setup can do what you have in mind.
Absolutely. That's the whole idea behind booking the room on its own — you get synced audio and video via Dropbox within a business day and you're free to cut it yourself, hand it to your editor, or send it anywhere you like. No lock-in, no strings on the footage.
For a studio session, synced audio and video arrive within one business day via a Dropbox link. On the monthly plan, finished assets are released on a drip across the following few weeks — so you're publishing consistently all month instead of dumping everything in one day and going quiet.
1801 Oberlin Road in Middletown, PA — five minutes from Harrisburg International, twenty from Harrisburg or Hershey. Parking is on-site, and you'll get door-by-door directions once your session is confirmed.
Q'd Up, a Central PA podcast and video production agency. Book the room and you get the space and an engineer; go monthly and you get the agency.
Send a few details and we'll confirm availability and the rate that actually fits what you're doing.