You've got the idea, the script, the plan, and basically everything else ready to go, but now you're in need of a space to film. How do you find the right studio? First, what kind of production requires a studio? You can learn more about what different types of productions are best shot within a studio here and why you want to make sure you're booking the right studio for them.

"Becoming Immortal", a C&I Studios Original Production, will focus on financial literacy and wealth management in BIPOC culture. Historical financial literacy is not a subject that is widely discussed, to black and brown communities.

Every company has a budget that they need to stick with when it comes to marketing. Some will have a larger budget and can afford more luxury experiences in their content creation while others may feel like they need to make sacrifices in order to create the latest and greatest types of content.

Hiring a Director of Photography (DP) is a big decision for any video production. The DP is responsible for the visual design of your production and can make or break the final product. It's their responsibility to see the project through the lens of the camera and translate your vision into reality.

Making sure you have the correct location to film, record, or photograph your upcoming productions is crucial to the process of creating any kind of media content. You need to make sure that wherever you're working is well-equipped, functional, and will help contribute to the overall aesthetic of your finished product. So, what kind of productions require a studio?

Are you thinking about renting a video production studio? If so, there are some things you need to take into account before making your decision. But don't worry, we're here to help. In this blog post, we'll outline 10 key signs that show you're ready to rent a video production studio. So, if you're curious about what to look for, read on!

So, you're getting ready to produce a video. You have it all planned out, you have a great idea and you're ready to make it happen. But, what about the video production itself? Who do you put in charge of making sure everything looks good on camera?

When you're hiring a production team, what do you imagine they'll look like? We don't always mean their physical appearance, but what do their resumes and skillsets look like? When it comes to video production, having a diverse team behind your brand and media production is key.

Events can do wonders for your company's success. They bring awareness, engagement, and sales in a short amount of time. But how can you extend this success? You produce videos from the events, of course!