SPACES

Stage 2

Description

3-Wall CYC, 21’ Hydraulic Turntable, 10'X40' Lightbox, 1 (16'X40') Flat, Full Motion Gantry System

Size

7,100 SQF
W60’ D142’ H27’

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7,100 SQF

FOOTPRINT

W60’ D142’ H27’

DIMENSIONS

Who Uses This Stage?

Our premier automotive offering, Stage 2 is known for our killer combo of turntable, lightbox, 3-wall CYC and half-CYC ceiling overhang. Drive right onto our turntable from ground level then raise, turn and tilt with a multidirectional capability to capture that perfectly lit detail. Veteran auto shooters know and love us for this space, but we’ve also used it in some innovative, theatrical, Virtual Reality and music video applications.

Need a green room or additional production space with easy access to the front door for VIP private entry? Accessible via staircase located inside stage 2, Vaucluse is an add-on space that features both a casual sitting area and adjacent conference room. A skylight allows for natural sunlight.

Everything you need is pre-installed - drive on, light it up and be in production in under an hour. No messing around here, we save you time, labor and money.

[TURNTABLE + LIGHTBOX COMBO]

Details

7,100 SQF
W60’ D142’ H27’
3-Wall CYC
26' Partial CYC Return (Ceiling)
21' Diameter Hydraulic Turntable (Elevates, Rotates, Tilts)
Concrete Floors
10'X40' Lightbox
1 (16'X40') Flying Flat
Full Motion Gantry System
Partial Lighting Grid
Accessible by Vehicle
Water Set Capability
10T A/C Available
Access to Vaucluse VIP Client Area
Cisco Meraki WiFi Access Points
Dedicated ethernet access up to 1 Gbps available** optimized for QTake + video conferencing
1 Gbs fiber optic internet (scalable to 10 Gbps**)
Private fiber optic network optimized for video delivery **Dedicated ethernet link speeds from 750 Mbps-10 Gbps require 4 weeks lead time for provisioning and must be quoted separately
Access to Dock-High Loading
Permitted for Filming

Results

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