Discover the ideal photo studio
Search through photo shoot spaces in convenient locations! From large warehouse studios and vintage locations to spaces with cyclorama walls and flexible lighting setups, you'll find a great selection here. Start browsing today, filter through the listings, and secure a photo studio in your neighborhood!
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![Entire Studio at Studios by SK]()
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![Yukon 1 - White Cyc Wall at FD Photo Studio Yukon]()
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![Bright Sunny CYC Wall Loft at MikSpace Chicago]()
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![Production + Event Studio at North Houston Studio Space]()
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![Production Space at Inspire Studio at Dallas]()
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![Studio 2 "Rhythm And Flow" at Rae Studios]()
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![Photo Studio at Palm Villa]()
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![Wuul Studios - Studio C at Wuul Studios - Studio C]()
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![Room D at The Dutra]()
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![Photo Studio at Immortal Vision Studio]()
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Guide to Booking Photo Studios
Are you planning a photo shoot? Booking the right photo studio is key to your success, and the US offers plenty of excellent options – you just have to know where to look! Whether you’re after an unconventional loft studio in NYC or a premier venue in Los Angeles, you can find it here. So, how do you choose the right space to bring your creative vision to life? Let's talk about finding the right studio for your needs.
Determine what kind of studio you need
As a photographer, you know the space you choose can make or break your project. A small fashion shoot with a couple of models needs a totally different space than a dynamic undertaking with multiple backgrounds and props. Start your search by understanding your needs: Are you looking for a furnished studio space with a particular style, or a blank canvas to create your vision? Do you need artificial light, a daylight studio, or maybe a full blackout space?
If you’ve already mapped out your creative project, you probably have a vision board or at least a clear idea of the space in your mind! Write down your non-negotiables and nice-to-haves and keep it close when assessing venues.
Think about the amenities you’ll need. Across the US, you’ll find green screen studios, photo studios with cyclorama walls and unique sets, and professionally equipped venues with dynamic stands and tripods, various lighting fixtures, and additional areas for you and your crew.
Figure out the best rental arrangement
Before beginning your search, make sure you know your budget and what arrangement works best for you. The most common pricing type you’ll encounter is hourly rental fees, with the most affordable photo studios in the US starting around $25 per hour. You can book a photography venue for a session (typically between 4 and 8 hours) or a full day (8 hours or more), which is ideal for more complex projects. Costs can vary greatly, from $100 per session for a small photo studio to over $30,000 for a day for a large warehouse or luxurious venue. (All data from Tagvenue.)
Start the booking process
Once you know what you are looking for in your perfect photo shoot studio, it’s time to begin your search! Using a venue marketplace like Tagvenue allows you to quickly filter through your options and contact studio managers directly. You can use smart search filters to find spaces that fit your criteria: narrow them down by size, availability, cost, popular facilities and even location!
Browse through pictures, read detailed descriptions, and check customer reviews to find studios that match your expectations. Start inquiring by contacting multiple venues to keep your options open and pick the best offer. Don’t hesitate to ask venue managers for any additional information - they’ll be happy to help!