
A control room built to send your signal anywhere.
Five cameras switched live, one control room, and a transmission path that reaches any platform or any control room on the map — over SRT, in real time. Built for broadcast. Optimized for streaming.
Schedule a tour →Optimized for live, not just recorded.
The same control room a national sports network streams its weekly show from, available for yours.
Broadcast switching, live
Five 4K cameras and one return feed, switched live from the L6 control room. Graphics, replay, and comms run in the same signal path, not bolted on after.
Transmission to any platform
REMI over SRT sends every camera, live, to your control room or ours. The program goes out to YouTube, a broadcast network, or a private stream, from the same switch.
Go local from the podcast room
Five podcast suites are hardwired to L6. A local segment, a co-stream, or a desk show can go live without moving to the main stage.
Six rooms. One signal path.
This isn’t a stage rental — it’s every room in the building, each wired into the same control room.

Studio G
5,800 sq ft main stageThe main stage. 18-ft ceilings, three bay doors, live audiences, stage builds — the room a national broadcast runs from.

Mini Sets
Gaming & cyclorama configurationsPurpose-built sets ready without a reset between shoots — gaming-style setups and a clean cyclorama background on standby.

Build-to-Suite
Shaped around your productionNot a fixed set. The room gets built to whatever the shoot needs, then wired into the same control room as everything else.

L3 Creator Room
Dedicated creator spaceA standalone room for creator-format content, hardwired into the building's control room like every other space here.

Podcast Rooms
2 suites, upstairsTwo more camera-ready, acoustically treated suites upstairs, each able to switch and stream on its own.

Lounge
Podcast & livestream roomA looser, sit-down format room built for conversation-style podcasts and livestreams.
When a national employer needed everyone watching at once.
The short list.
Tell us what you’re sending, and where.
A short technical call covers format, remote casters or guests, and where your control room sits. You leave with a production plan.
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