thanks for the input and offer to help, Drew. Interestingly enough, we have
videographers here today doing biz videos for clients. We don't have many
coworkers yet, and our semi-private desks are not "rented" so our 1 coworker
that is here is working in there and they are doing videos in the conference
room & open space. They are not paying for the space. They did a free video
for us, and we are otherwise just figuring it's a good way to get people in
here to see it. They have mentioned that we could easily "rent the space" to
videographers on an ongoing basis. Due to noise, etc I'm not sure how we
could make that work unless we limit them to the 1 "private office" that we
have. We have had a number of ppl say that they "would have to have" the
private space, but no one had stepped up to pay for it yet. I'm not sure if
having that as an option will pay off in at least getting folks in here even
if they ultimately decide on a hot desk.?
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On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 10:13 AM, Knite20 <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Chris,
> I myself am interested to see how this will work, having a video
> studio in a coworking space.
> Here are my thoughts on the matter; I am of two minds. I could
> operate the space separate from the studio. much like any of the
> members would use their private office, say for chiropractin' or
> massages. The studio would be a 'private office' used for video prod.
> The second idea would be to have a 4th tier to my membership
> offerings. so the studio would operate more like a conference room,
> available to members and to outside biz.
> 1. Private Offices
> 2. Full-time member
> 3. Part-time member
> 4. Media Member
> Media members will pay a monthly membership fee between $100-
> $200. Then use of the studio will be at reduced hourly (or half-day)
> rates.
> The media members will consist of off-site business and freelance
> videographers in the area. (We have tons of freelance shooter/editors
> along the wasatch front)
> Eventually I would love to offer equipment rentals to these
> freelancers.
> As a professional Media Producer I hope to build a sharp professional
> studio from the begining, but that will require a lot of capital.
> I hope to be able to offer members/clients quick video streaming from
> the studio. I've found that most companies ask an intern or an inside
> IT guy to 'figure out' how to make a podcast or video feed. They
> spend all week shooting, editing and uploading for barely decent
> results. This space will allow them to create professional videos in
> real time. They will stream live, record to HD and have full graphic
> overlays.
> I am willing to assist any coworking facility that is interested
> in creating a video studio in their space.
>
> drew
>
> drew[AT]montagecoworking.com
> http://www.montagecoworking.com
> twitter: @knite20
>
>
> >
>
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