Studio 337 is a private Georgian first floor in Angel used as a set for filmed podcasts and interviews. From £75 an hour.
Most podcast rooms look identical: grey acoustic foam, a neon sign, two plants. This one has crystal chandeliers, original cornicing and double-height sash windows sitting behind the two-shot. We are renting you the frame, not the kit — and there is an honest caveat about sound further down this page that you should read before booking.
Shot on a longer lens the background compresses and you get chandelier, cornicing and window light behind your guests rather than a flat wall.
Oak floorboards, a fireplace and a south-facing window wall give you several distinct set-ups in one room, so a series filmed back to back does not look like the same two chairs every episode.
This room is not acoustically treated. High ceilings, hard plaster, a wooden floor and large glass windows make it reverberant, and it sits on a London street, so there is traffic noise.
If you need a quiet, dead room, a purpose-built podcast studio with treatment and an engineer will serve you better. We would rather tell you now than take the booking and have you discover it in the edit.
Your own microphones — close-mic'd dynamics such as an SM7B or equivalent handle a live room far better than condensers. Bring stands, your recorder or interface, and headphones.
A couple of moving blankets or a rug off-camera will take the worst of the room reflection out if you are recording seriously. Nobody provides audio kit here.
No lighting is provided. The south-facing windows give you strong natural light through the day, and blackout blinds let you kill it and light the scene yourself.
Power is ordinary domestic sockets around the room.
Overnight prop hold is £125, so you can leave cameras, lights and the set standing between days instead of rebuilding every morning.
A ten-hour day is £600 on the standard rate, which is usually enough for three or four episodes with resets.
Podcasts and creator content are standard rate. Branded content, sponsored series and anything shot for a paying client go on the commercial rate.
Commercial also raises the headcount from eight to fifteen, which matters once you have a crew rather than two people and a camera.
| Booking | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| One hour, minimum booking | £75 | Standard rate |
| Three to four hours | £70/hr | Applied automatically |
| Half day, five hours | £325 | £65 an hour |
| Full day, ten hours | £600 | £60 an hour — three or four episodes with resets |
| Commercial, per hour | £100 | Branded or sponsored series, up to 15 people |
| Overnight prop hold | £125 | Leave the set and cameras standing |
Read this before booking: the room is not soundproofed or acoustically treated, and no audio equipment is provided. It is a visual set. Bring close-mic'd dynamics and, if the recording matters, something soft off-camera to deaden the reflections.