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Music video locations in NYC

Music videos need a look that changes fast, rooms that go dark, and a building that is fine with a late wrap. These locations were picked for that.

Projection calibration grid across the walls and floor of the empty stage10 photosTribeca · Street level

The Immersive Stage

A 2,400 sq ft street-level stage wrapped in 360° programmable projection. Any backdrop, no set build.

2,400 sq ft16 ft ceilingsFull blackout3-phase power
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Basement lounge with its screen wall and color light panels, empty6 photosTribeca · Basement

The Screen Wall Lounge

A low-ceiling basement lounge lined with 18 video screens. Jazz-club energy, full blackout.

1,000 sq ftUp to 12 ftFull blackout
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Tribeca penthouse roof deck with turf, lounge set, hedge wall and glass rail facing the skyline3 photosTribeca · Rooftop

Tribeca Penthouse Rooftop

A 1,200 sq ft penthouse roof deck in Tribeca with turf, a hedge wall, a glass rail and open skyline. The elevator opens onto the roof.

1,200 sq ftOpen skyDaylight
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Great room with a leather sectional, exposed brick and tall windows21 photosMeatpacking · Elevator building

The Meatpacking Luxury Apartment

A 6,600 sq ft private loft apartment in Meatpacking: one huge great room with exposed brick, cast-iron columns and 35 oversized windows, plus a chef's kitchen, a recording studio, a gym and a spa wing.

6,600 sq ft10 ft ceilings
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On the 4th-floor cast iron fire escape at 393 Broadway, looking across Broadway at 19th-century facades5 photosTribeca · 4th floor, Broadway side

The Cast Iron Fire Escape

A gold cast iron fire escape off the 4th-floor loft, looking across Broadway at 19th-century facades. Small shoots only, under a strict safety plan.

Open skyDaylight
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Lit marquee over the glass storefront with pedestrians passing on Broadway5 photosTribeca · Exterior, street level

The Broadway Marquee Storefront

Shoot the arrival on Broadway: a glass storefront under a lit marquee that spells whatever your script needs, with taxis and foot traffic going by.

Exterior
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Original wood staircase with turned balusters and a newel post against exposed brick5 photosTribeca · Floors 1 to 5

The Original Stairwell

The building's original wood staircase with turned balusters, climbing five floors along exposed brick, with pressed tin ceilings on the landings.

Five stories of stairDaylight
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Get several looks from one load-in

The fastest way to stretch a music video budget is to stay in one building. A projection stage, a screen-lined lounge and a brick loft under one roof means a company move is an elevator ride.

Playback, haze and hours

Tell us early if you plan to run loud playback, haze or a wrap after midnight. Some buildings allow all three and some allow none. We confirm it in writing before you book.

Questions

Can we shoot overnight?
Early morning and overnight windows are available at the locations listed here. Confirm your exact hours when you hold the date.
Can we use haze?
Ask before you book. Haze can set off detectors, and each building has its own rules. We confirm it per location.
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