VIDEO PRODUCTION · TAMPA BAY
Professional Video Production for Tampa Bay
Full-crew production, broadcast control room, and real studio space.
5,800 sq ft • 20 Camera Inputs • 4K & REMI • Broadcast Control Room
What We Produce
That’s the list. We’re not a video marketing agency and we don’t do strategy decks or media buying. We shoot, we build the set, we run the control room, and we deliver a finished product — a file, a broadcast, or both.
Commercials & Brand Content — Shot on a real stage with a lighting grid instead of a rented location.
Corporate & Internal Video — Training series, town halls, executive communications, the kind of project where it has to work the first time.
Podcasts & Video Series — Single-camera or multi-camera, recorded as a one-off or built as a recurring show.
Live Shows & Live Streams — Produced and transmitted in real time, not edited together afterward.
Work Examples
A sample of what's run through this building — broadcast production, branded content, and a weekly live show, produced start to finish.
Quest Diagnostics
Corporate broadcast production — multi-camera, multi-day, distributed to a national employee audience with remote presenters.
Barstool Sports
Weekly live show produced from Studio G with REMI delivery over SRT to a remote control room — the same workflow available for your production.
Up All Night
Recurring episodic series produced in-house, from rundown through final delivery, in a repeatable home instead of a rebuilt set each time.
Most “Tampa video production” means a crew that shows up to your location with gear in cases. That works for some shoots. It doesn’t work when the shot needs to look like television, needs more than two cameras cutting live, or needs to go out to an audience while it’s still happening.
We run a permanent control room — L6 — hardwired to every stage in the building. Multi-camera live switching, graphics, audio mixing, 4K recording, and REMI delivery over SRT to any platform or network control room in the country. A full lighting grid over 5,800 square feet of open stage in Studio G. A 20-foot wide cyclorama in Studio A for anything that needs a clean, seamless background. None of that is rented in for your shoot — it’s already here.
How a Project Runs
Brief — Tell us what you’re making, who it’s for, and when it needs to exist.
Plan — We scope crew, cameras, set, and control-room needs against your budget.
Shoot Day — Your crew and ours run it together, in a building built for exactly this.
Edit — Post-production with the same team that shot it.
Delivery — Finished files, a live transmission, or both.
Pricing
What something costs depends on format — a single-camera interview and a multi-camera live broadcast aren't priced the same way.
Pricing guide in progress.
Tell us what you're making and we'll scope it — book a technical call or request a quote below.
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It depends on format — a single-camera interview and a multi-camera live broadcast aren’t priced the same way. Tell us what you’re making and we’ll scope it.
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Both. You can bring your own crew and use our stages and control room, or we can run the whole production for you. Tell us which one you need.
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The stage, the lighting grid, and a hardwired connection to the L6 control room. Crew, cameras, and additional gear are scoped separately based on what the shoot needs.
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Our standard live multi-camera setup is five cameras switched live from L6, with ISO recording on each feed. We can scale up or down depending on the production.
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Yes. We run REMI delivery over SRT to any platform or to a remote broadcast control room, the same workflow we use for our weekly Barstool Sports show.
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We’re at 12100 28th St N in St. Petersburg, in the Tampa Bay area. [Parking/arrival detail to confirm before publish.]
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Book a technical call or send us a quote request. We’ll ask what you’re making, when, and what it needs to look like, then scope crew, stage, and control-room time against that.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Build Something Real?
Tell us what you’re making. We’ll tell you what it takes.