Most San Diego studio rentals hand you a room and wish you luck. Here, a professional engineer runs your cameras, audio, and lighting on every booking — you just show up and talk.
| Session | Price | Included |
|---|---|---|
| 90 minutes | $350 | Engineer · 3 cameras · pro audio · lighting · styled set · same-day files |
| 2 hours | $400 | Everything above — best value per hour |
| Half day (4 hrs) | $750 | Batch multiple episodes in one sitting |
| Full day (8 hrs) | $1,500 | Season-in-a-day recording |
| Membership | $1,000/mo | 4× 90-min sessions monthly + member pricing — details |
Optional: 4K multi-cam files +$150 · done-for-you show packages · editing from $50/hr
No learning a mixer at your own rental. Levels, framing, and lighting are handled live — the recording is right the first time.
Walk out, files arrive in your private Drive folder the same day. Most rentals hand you an SD card and a prayer.
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Self-serve rooms in San Diego run $25–$150/hour and you operate everything yourself. The Content Factory is different: $350 for a 90-minute session or $400 for 2 hours, with a professional engineer, 3-camera video, pro audio, lighting, and a styled set all included — you walk in, sit down, and record.
None. An engineer runs the cameras, audio, and lighting for every session. You focus on the conversation — we handle everything else and hand you the files the same day.
Every session includes the engineer, 3-camera cinema video, broadcast microphones, lighting, your choice of professionally styled set, and same-day raw files. 4K multi-cam editing and social clips are optional add-ons.
Yes — real-time calendar, instant confirmation, pay by card or Apple Pay at contentfactorysandiego.com/book. Most studios make you request and wait; we don't.
Downtown San Diego at 1111 6th Avenue (Gaslamp/Core district), with reserved parking available for sessions.
Book online in two minutes - or tour the studio for $1 first.