From Design Challenges to a Fully Functional Broadcast Space
BUILDING A VOICEOVER STUDIO
Building a voiceover studio tailored to my specifications has been a long-standing goal of mine. With the support of my friends and colleagues, I was able to realize this aspiration. Over the course of several months, I transformed a cluttered space into a high-quality recording and production environment that has allowed me to work on numerous projects with both comfort and confidence. This studio has also enabled me to collaborate with external talent and provide services to production companies seeking a local studio that offers top-notch facilities for podcast recordings and remote sessions. I invite you to follow the development process from inception to completion and encourage you to explore topics of interest at your convenience.
The Big Plan in a Smallish Space focusses on the design of building a studio
Work Begins talks about structural challenges and creating a link to the house.
Grounded covers the preparation of the floor area and initial insulation.
A Room is Born shows the structural additions to enclose the area to make it a full insulated space.
Building the VO Booth Part 1 details the construction and implementation of the voiceover booth.
Building the VO Booth Part 2 shows the work inside the booth area, the use of fabric and general aesthetics.
Finish showcases the studio room and sound panel construction and final look.
If you have any questions about the ideas, building or materials please get in touch. I am more than happy to assist.
Building a voiceover studio requires help and dedication. I give my heartfelt thanks to Chris Click, Natalie Cooper & Habgood Creations for helping me to achieve my perfect audio recording & production space.
