Rated 4.9/5.0 by 1,000+ WorkBay Tenants
Hourly studio rentals eat the budget and never quite fit the shoot. WorkBay gives photographers, podcasters and event creatives a private space to build a set once and leave it standing.
Move in ready units with tall ceilings, blank walls, and private access. Built for people making work worth seeing.
Build the backdrop, rig the lights, and walk away. No teardown at the end of every shoot and no hourly clock running.
Private unit with 24/7 access
Tall bays leave room for boom arms, C stands and overhead lighting without fighting a drop ceiling.
Open structure overhead, no dropped tile
Park at the door, load gear straight in, and shoot without an audience walking through.
Onsite parking with drive up access
Backdrops, props, cases and set pieces live where you work instead of in three different closets.
500 to 2,500 sq ft, month to month or up to 3 yearsPrivate bays sized for the set, the gear and the clients. No hourly rentals, no shared studio calendar, no three year lease. Tell us how you shoot and we will size the unit.
Professional address for deliveries and shipments.
Enter your workspace any time, on your schedule.
Someone is always here to help when things come up.
Move in ready units. Keys in days, not months.
Stay connected with business WiFi where available.
No more trips to the dump. We handle waste pickup.
Cameras for peace of mind while you are away.
Well maintained grounds and buildings included.
Whether you shoot once a week or every day, WorkBay gives your studio room to work and room to grow. You focus on the work. We take care of the space.
Questions? Call the leasing team at (888) 876 3539
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