Production Room
Use The Screenhouse as a soundstage — film podcasts, promos, corporate videos, comedy specials, and content with an infinite backdrop on our 35-foot cinema screen.
The Screenhouse can function as a flexible production room for creators, companies, comedians, musicians, podcasters, educators, and speakers who need a controlled space with seating, stage energy, and multimedia flexibility.
Our 35-foot silver cinema screen becomes an infinite backdrop for video shoots. Combined with theatrical lighting and the right setup, the room transforms into a filming location, livestream venue, podcast stage, and content studio.
Book a Production SessionNeed a space to film, livestream, record a staged podcast, shoot interviews, capture an acoustic set, or produce a comedy special? The Screenhouse gives you a production-ready room with built-in audience and stage energy.
Most content shot in a rented room looks like content shot in a rented room. What is missing is scale: a real stage, real lighting, and a background that does not stop at the edge of the frame.
The 35-foot screen behind the stage works as exactly that background. Put artwork, a logo, a title card or moving footage on it and the shot reads as a production rather than a meeting. Add tiered seating for 125 and you can film with a live audience, which is the part that separates a comedy special or a live podcast from a webcam recording.
It suits staged podcasts, interview series, comedy specials, acoustic sessions, livestreamed talks, corporate video and content days. Bring your own crew and gear, or talk to us about what the room can cover.
Every booking has the same bones. What changes is how much of it you use.
A silver cinema screen and a professional movie-theater projector — the same picture we run film nights on. Slideshows, video tributes, presentations and game feeds all land on it at full size.
A front-of-house sound system, a mixer, and wireless microphones for speakers, hosts and performers. Music plays through the house system before and after.
A full stage with lighting, rather than a cleared corner of a ballroom. It changes how an event feels the moment people walk in.
Stadium-style seating, so nobody spends the night looking at the back of somebody's head. Every seat sees the screen and the stage.
Free parking directly outside, with no garage, no meters and no walk. Guests who struggle with distance can be dropped at the door.
Production support comes with the room: projection, sound, lighting and microphones set up and run by somebody who knows the system.
