Charlotte’s Home for Film, Commercial & Podcast Production
Three full production studios, a private screening room, and a broadcast-ready podcast studio — all under one roof at 9700 Southern Pine Blvd in Charlotte, NC.
Studios & Spaces
Purpose-built spaces for film shoots, commercial production, screenings, and podcast recording.
Studio A
Our largest sound stage for film and commercial production, with full lighting grid, cyc wall, and drive-in load access.
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Studio B
A versatile mid-size stage suited to interviews, product work, and small commercial sets.
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Screening Room
A private screening room for premieres, client reviews, director cuts, and watch parties.
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Podcast Studio - Coming soon
A broadcast-ready podcast studio with multi-mic audio, 4K cameras, and turnkey engineering.
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Production-Ready
Lighting grids, sound treatment, green rooms, and load-in access designed for working crews — show up and start shooting.
One Location, Every Format
Film, broadcast commercials, branded content, and podcasts — move between formats without moving between vendors.
Easy Online Booking
Check availability and request your studio time online. We confirm quickly and help you plan your shoot day.
25% NC Film Incentive
Qualifying productions can earn a 25% rebate on in-state spending through the North Carolina Film and Entertainment Grant — your Charlotte shoot may cost less than you think. See filmnc.com for eligibility.
Audio & Post Add-Ons
Live audio record, ADR/Foley, voiceover sessions, post & sweetening, and engineering support — add them to your booking and finish your project under the same roof.
Easy In, Easy Out
Minutes from Uptown Charlotte and CLT airport with free on-site parking and drive-in load access — less time moving gear, more time shooting.
From the Blog
Sound Treatment vs. Soundproofing: What Your Recording Actually Needs
They are constantly confused and completely different. One keeps noise out; the other makes what you record sound professional. Here is what each involves and why studios invest in both.
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Studio Lighting Basics: Key, Fill, and Back Light Explained
Three-point lighting is the grammar of professional video. Learn what each light does, how to position them, and how to adapt the classic setup for interviews, products, and podcasts.
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Green Screen vs. Virtual Production: Which Is Right for Your Project?
Chroma key has been the workhorse of compositing for decades, but LED-wall virtual production is changing the math. Here is how to choose between them for your next Charlotte shoot.
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