Video Studio Furniture, The Scene Constantly Changes

Furnishing  a video studio is sort of like supplying bananas to the money at the zoo. You feed him one new banana after another, but he’s still hungry. Since the scenes change, quite literally, when they are shooting video in a studio, the video studio furniture has to change, as well. Since most of the smaller studios cannot afford to warehouse massive supplies of diverse furniture, they use the kinds of furniture that can play many parts well.

Whether they’re shooting music videos, infomercials, sitcoms or a movie scene that might take home an Oscar, the video studio needs to be open and constantly moving. A piece of furniture that can fit into a set for a hip-hop bands music video set in a fictional flop-house and then transition without a blink into the set for a commercial pitching a new way to vacuum your carpets, is a keeper. What they’re really looking for here is star-material, for video studio furniture that can play lots of different parts and perform beautifully in all of them.

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While most of the big-name studios have warehouses, smaller production houses have to improvise. Some keep the basic bones of a good set on site, usually in a storage area. Others might opt to rent the items needed to keep down costs. Some examples of enduring furnishings that work in multiple types of settings are park benches that can go from pristine seat in on a sunny day in one scene, to covered with wipe-off graffiti and litter in another. Plain, simple wooden tables look as well in a homey set from the 1940s as they do when covered with lace in an upscale apartment 2010. What this sort of furniture  needs to have is the ability to transition. It is this versatility that will earn it a starring role as part of the studios collection of “stock furniture”. .