Spaces for social content, product video and fast setups
Here you can browse content studios within 30 km, with an eye on format variety, gear and workflow.
Deutsche Gesellschaf... by Molgreen CC BY-SA 4.0
A content studio shouldn't just look good, it should give you fast, repeatable workflows. Keep an eye on these points:
Multiple modular backgrounds and small setups let you batch-produce in a single day.
Lights, stands, product surfaces, greenscreen, kitchen setups or teleprompters save you bringing your own gear.
For podcast, interview or voiceover you'll want quiet areas and optional audio setups.
These search queries are particularly popular with other production teams in Berlin.
In strong content studios, load-in, setup, styling, shoot and reset all happen without long paths.
A content studio pays off when you regularly need material in volume rather than a single hero image, say a month of social clips, a product line as packshots and short videos, or a season of podcast episodes. Because lighting, backgrounds and set corners stay up, you save the recurring set-up and strike and don't pay to light everything from scratch each time, which markedly lowers the cost per finished asset.
A typical batch day might look like this: talking-head clips and reels against two fixed backgrounds in the morning, a run of product shots at the table setup at midday, and two or three podcast episodes at the audio table in the afternoon. To make that work, prepare scripts, outfits, products and order in advance and group everything that runs in front of the same setup, so you shoot in blocks instead of jumping back and forth between looks.
For spoken formats like interviews, podcasts and talking heads, sound is the secret lead, because an acoustically treated room with decent microphones saves takes that reverb would otherwise ruin. So before booking, ask specifically about sound isolation, available microphones and the recording setup, and clarify whether the picture and sound setups can be used at the same time without rebuilding.
Content studios are rented per shooting day. Common day rates by size and equipment as a guide:
Indicative ranges from typical marketplace listings. The actual day rate is set by the host, so before booking, ask which gear and set corners are included in the day rate.
Photo, reels, product video, interview or podcast each bring their own demands the space should meet.
Fast resets are your advantage over large, slower studio spaces.
Repeatable looks and brand-ready backgrounds do more for you than generic room size.
SetScout is funded through the EXIST program by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy and the European Social Fund Plus (ESF Plus).
