The challenge
The room was arranged for meetings and had ordinary residential lighting, furniture, and daylight. The studio needed a controlled camera area while preserving a modest footprint.
Broadcast Studios case study
St. John’s Seminary Studio
St. John’s Seminary needed an existing meeting room adapted into a compact in-house studio without a large permanent construction project.
- Client
- St. John’s Seminary
- Location
- Camarillo, California
- Customer type
- Education and faith
- Primary discipline
- Broadcast Studios
BeforeAfter
01 / Project brief
What the project required.
The approach
JAZ used a compact, equipment-led conversion, positioning the backdrop, camera, lights, monitoring, and controls around the usable depth of the room.
Original scope
Compact room conversion, camera, lighting, backdrop, monitoring, and simplified operation
02 / Execution
How JAZ solved it.
- 01
Assessed the room and available camera depth.
- 02
Reorganized the space around a dedicated capture area.
- 03
Installed the backdrop, camera, lighting, and monitoring.
- 04
Simplified the operating setup for in-house use.
Project environments and finished systems.
03 / Outcome
What changed.
An existing meeting room became a practical in-house recording environment.
- A practical studio inside an existing meeting room.
- A consistent capture area without a major structural rebuild.
- A compact system suited to recurring in-house communication.
04 / Scope
Services delivered.
- Compact studio design
- Room conversion
- Camera and lighting
- Backdrop system
- Monitoring
- Training