Things To Consider When Renting A Studio Space For Shoots

For photographers and videographers alike, a studio space offers you some real benefits and certain amenities that you just can't get outdoors. But with so many studios to choose from, selecting the right studio space can be overwhelming. What do you need? Conversely, what should you avoid? You’ll need to consider a number of important details in order to get the most out of the studio, and hence it is important to do your homework so that you know exactly what you need for your shoot. Here are some benefits of renting studio spaces and considerations that might be worth taking note of when choosing to rent a photo studio space.

Location

A studio environment is a controlled setting where most of the conditions can be adjusted to suit a particular style. Location is key when it comes to finding a studio space that is right for your needs, and a comfortable location with your required amenities allows you and the crew to stay focused on producing quality work without any outside distractions. It’s also important to think about accessibility, such as access to public transportation and parking, for ease of getting talents and crew to and off the set.

Size

The size of the studio space is another key factor to consider. You’ll want to take into account the size of your crew when choosing where to shoot, and whether the space is big enough to accomodate the number of people and equipment involved. Besides making sure there is enough space for the crew to move around safely without tripping over cables, the size of the studio space could potentially impact or provide limitations on the amount of space you have to work with when it comes to planning shots and logistics.

Props And Equipment

Many studios offer a variety of props and professional gear and equipment for you to make use of in their packages. Although some people would prefer to use their own equipment and setups, this can be a helpful option to have, especially if you can save on costs from renting equipment from external sources. It provides the extra benefit of not having to transport heavy equipment around from location to location, and might help speed up production time during shoots or allow for greater flexibility when making sure everything looks exactly right before.

Cost 

It all comes down to the dollar, and renting a studio space can be expensive. When it comes to minimising costs, it might be prudent to check out if there are any additional costs associated with using the space, such as utilities or insurance. And you definitely don’t want to be wasting resources fixing problems before or during the shoot especially if you’re working on a tight budget. Look into the current state of the facility: Is it clean? Do all the lights work? Is there enough power? These are all questions you should ask before renting a space for your film or photo shoot.

Conclusion

When you shoot in a public space, you are subjected to external factors such as weather, lighting, and traffic. And if you are doing a campaign shoot for a business or brand, this might not be advisable as privacy will be important to you. With a photo studio, you get to control the things that matter most to your shoot. Whether it’s eliminating unnecessary hassles or providing an uninterrupted environment for your crew and talents to focus on their work, you are able to control all elements and create in your own space and time.

Here at Crio Collective, we have our very own professional photoshoot studio in Singapore and provide a range of rental services for our studio spaces. For anyone sourcing a cheap, affordable yet professional studio space, we pride ourselves on being the best fit for your needs. Plus, we are conveniently located in the heart of Toa Payoh Central, making it easy for you to visit our studio. Should you require equipment, we also offer various equipment packages, allowing you to focus on the key components of your shoot while we handle the rest. Talk to us today for a fast and simple booking process and let us help you get started on the images you want to create!