At home
The neighbour's dog. The same wall behind every video. Forty minutes of setup before a twenty-minute shoot. Gear that's obsolete in three years.
A fifteen-bay production floor for people who shoot every week. Booked by the hour, from your phone.
Everything a creator needs, arranged in the order they need it. Prep on the way in, record in the middle, upload on the way out.
Each bay is built for one job and does it properly — measured acoustics, correct camera distance, flicker-free light.
Cameras, lights and microphones are already in the room. Footage uploads while you finish your coffee.
Founding members get first access and launch pricing. Nothing to pay today.
Home setups optimise for convenience. Production houses optimise for one-off quality. The creator who ships every week is stranded between them.
The neighbour's dog. The same wall behind every video. Forty minutes of setup before a twenty-minute shoot. Gear that's obsolete in three years.
Priced per project, not per week. Crew, scheduling and scripting overhead. Turnaround measured in days. Built for a campaign, not for Tuesday.
Professional enough that a brand will run it. Simple enough to self-serve from a phone. Priced so you can use it every single week.
Four seats, three cameras on an isolated ceiling rail, boom microphones, corner bass traps. The bay people judge you on.
Built long so the camera sits where it should. Teleprompter, modular set wall, key and hair light above the frame.
Reels and Shorts in twenty minutes. Swappable backdrop, ring light, phone and camera rail. In and out.
Vanity with edge lighting and a water point. GRWM booths have a changing cubicle, full-length mirror and a loaded rail — wardrobe is ten steps away.
Seamless cyclorama, top-down arm, continuous bi-colour light. Catalogue, flat-lay and unboxing without hiring a studio.
The quietest room on the floor. Voice-over, dubbing, narration, audiobooks. Cue light. Record mode.
Sessions run an hour. There is always someone waiting in the lounge, and the person in the next bay is a founder, a coach or a comedian who needs a second chair.
A wardrobe rail and a props counter on the floor. Pick at the counter, return at the counter, the deposit sits in the app. Nobody carries outfits across town anymore.
Every bay records to the building. Cards go in at the ingest bar on your way out; the rough cut and your vertical clips land before you get home.
Concept visualisations of the planned Gurugram floor.
Fifteen studios, one floor, in forty seconds.
40-second video introducing Creator Park: fifteen studios on one floor in Gurugram, rooms where lights, cameras and mics are already live, footage that follows you when you leave, and other creators to meet between sessions.
From a 7 PM podcast to a brand shoot at 8:26.
40-second video of an evening on the planned floor: walking in, recording a podcast in a four-seat pod at 7 PM, then a brand shoot on The Set at 8:26, across fifteen bays on one floor.
Everything that goes wrong shooting at home.
40-second video on six problems of shooting at home, such as traffic in every take, the same wall in every video, 40 minutes of setup and nobody to sit across from, and how acoustic pods, guests next door and a podcast hour from Rs 1,999 solve them.
Why India needs this now.
40-second video on the numbers: millions of creators in India with nowhere to shoot, how the fifteen bays are split by format, how booking works with the app, and one podcast hour compared with Rs 8,000 or more at a production house.
Register now for first access. We'll share founding-member pricing with registered creators before we open. Founding members get first booking priority and their name on the wall.
Register for first accessIndicative founding pricing. Final prices will be shared with registered creators before we open.
For creators shooting once or twice a month.
For the creator who ships every week.
For agencies, brands and teams.