The challenge
The existing room provided floor area but little production structure. Equipment, scenic elements, working zones, and crew movement had to be organized inside an active creative facility.
Broadcast Studios case study
That’s No Moon Production Space
That’s No Moon needed a large open room prepared to support a complex staged production without locking the space into one permanent format.
- Client
- That’s No Moon
- Location
- Los Angeles, California
- Customer type
- Creative production
- Primary discipline
- Broadcast Studios
01 / Project brief
What the project required.
The approach
JAZ treated the room as flexible production infrastructure, establishing clear areas for the build, capture activity, technical equipment, and safe circulation.
Original scope
Room preparation, production infrastructure, temporary scenic installation, and technical support
02 / Execution
How JAZ solved it.
- 01
Surveyed the available room and overhead infrastructure.
- 02
Planned equipment and scenic placement around the production footprint.
- 03
Supported the transition from open floor to an active staged environment.
- 04
Preserved flexibility for future room configurations.
Project environments and finished systems.
03 / Outcome
What changed.
An open production room became a flexible working environment for a large staged shoot.
- A flexible production room capable of supporting a large temporary build.
- Clear working zones for crew, equipment, and the active set.
- A space that can return to other production uses after strike.
04 / Scope
Services delivered.
- Production-space planning
- Technical coordination
- Room preparation
- Temporary production infrastructure