Are you looking for a professional studio that is well-equipped with the best natural lighting?…read more Unnamed Studio is a spacious venue that my team used and we had so many quality shots. They were extremely professional and communicative. Their rates are extremely affordable - you'll have to see their packages yourself. It is hard to beat those prices! It was my first time booking a studio and I felt very comfortable with Unnamed Studio. I will be coming back again!

Hi! I wanted to know if you are renting out this space?? I would like to use it for December 17thread more

Update - wifi is not quite there yet but noticeably improved, up to 75-80% service from 30%. The…read moremain bathroom I use is somewhat better and they've added a sign. Garbage is still piling up sometimes. They have a new problem. As of this year, there is no way to pay the rent without being charged a fee for the privilege. Credit card payments are charged a percentage. ACH transfers are assessed a fee. They do not accept a paper check. I can't stand 'pay to pay' schemes. It would definitely be illegal if this were residential rent, but because it's commercial, I'm not sure.

I am currently in my third year here at java studios so I can speak from a good amount of…read moreexperience. The owners and people who manage the building have been professional and friendly the entire time I have been here. The people working to keep the building clean and well maintained are also very nice and seem to be very on top of keeping the bathrooms clean and the floors and walls pristine. I have multiple clients in and out of my studio on a daily basis and the first thing that every new customer says is "this building is amazing!" While there are more affordable studio buildings in Brooklyn, Java Studios has a more professional feel and heat/AC, electricity and WiFi are all included in the price. So don't be fooled when looking at the price of other spaces as I have found that the price listed is not including any amenities and often ends up being several hundred more in addition to the listed price. Considering the level of attention and care that the management are able to offer, plus no hassle/no drama when ever I need anything from them and the fact that all amenities are included, not to mention 3 blocks from the G Train- the cost of renting a studio here is more than reasonable. I see that Java Studios has some negative reviews but as we all know, one or two people's opinion can sometimes say more about them than it does about the business... I treat people with understanding and respect and I have received nothing but understanding and respect back from everyone here at Java Studios. I carry myself and deal with people in a professional manner and I only work with other people who are able to function at a high level of professionalism such as the people who run Java Studios. I would recommend Java studios to anyone who is a serious artist/ entrepreneur and is looking for a no muss no fuss, beautiful, reasonably priced studio in a great location.

Ok here's the deal. I'm a bit reluctant to write a review for Ruby Bird Studio because, selfishly,…read moreI'd like to keep it to myself and be able to book it whenever I like. And, if the studio owner was someone other than Rebecca I just might have. But I can't and here's why... First off, the space if beautiful. Much of the original architecture is intact and it dates back to the 19th century (for real). If you're looking for a very unique space to shoot in, you'd be hard pressed to find better. The studio is on the top floor of the building and has a very large window that faces a courtyard and get's excellent natural light. It's very clean, spacious and there's great gear to rent at reasonable prices. I shot an editorial and two headshot clients there today and already want to make it a second home. Then there's the studio's owner, Rebecca. She's a gem. She couldn't have done more to make me feel at home and was always available to make sure I had everything I needed for my shoots. As a very well established photographer herself, she understands how important it is to get the shots you need and I haven't encountered a studio owner more warm, helpful and professional than her. The studio just opened and if you've taken the time to read this review Ruby Bird is a place you'll want to foster a relationship with as soon as possible. With a shortage of top notch yet affordable studios in NY, this one is sure to be in every high demand. Thank you, Rebecca, for a great experience! I'l be back lots.

Love shooting here. They are super helpful and reasonable, run by people that actually work and…read moreshoot in the industry so they get that there are occasionally odd requests. The spaces have raw elements that can add another set up to a shoot. Glad to support this local business.

This is an amazing new rental studio space and artist community. The company I work for regularly…read morerents studios for rehearsals and classes. The rooms vary in size and have a lot of personality - some with bright windows and all with high ceilings. The building is handicap accessible with ramps and elevators. Prices are the most reasonable we've found in NYC. The staff is personable, professional and helpful. I love the vibes here, great little lobby / kitchen to heat up food, take a quick meeting or get some work done. Clean restrooms. Love this place!

From the owner: Houghton Hall Arts Community is a new 17,000 Square Foot Rehearsal Space and Arts Management…read moreFacility in the NoMad neighborhood of midtown Manhattan. We offer offices, rehearsal rooms, acting studios and meeting space to performing arts organizations, teachers, actors, and other arts professionals. Available for reservations by the hour or by the day.

Very cool multi-disciplinary artist-run gallery, performance space (available for rent), and…read moreartists' agency in a tucked away spot in Greenpoint. Great artist talks, readings, and live music hosted by friendly people.

As a producer, i'm not sure what I would do without these guys. No matter the scale, difficulty, or…read morebudget, they always make it work for me. There have been a few times where I thought I wasnt sure I would have been able to pull the job off without Windmill. They are also one of the top set designers/builders in the city. Besides that, they are just the nicest, most accommodating people on the planet. If you go with Windmill for any service they provide, rest easy because you are in good hands.

From the owner: We specialize in studio space, set fabrication, and video/film production.read more

I reached out to 100 Bogart when resources during Covid were really hard to come by. Every single…read morestep of the way, they have been responsive, accomodating, and really first rate. 100 Bogart provided us with both the services and facilities which made our work experience a dream. Thank you so much, 100 Bogart!!!! - Carrie Hayes, writer and producer.

AMAZING rooftop event space in Bushwick--magnificent views, gracious staff, great seating…read more(including comfy, outdoor couches), fully loaded restrooms (one flight below and ADA accessible via elevator), and super close to the Morgan L stop.

Unfortunately, our visit to Snug Harbor was a bit disappointing. We arrived via the Staten Ferry…read morefrom Manhatten and walked the long haul to the Harbor. The park was very quiet- not a whole lot of activity. It seemed at one point, it was a place bustling with energy. The Contemporary museum was closed and appeared empty inside. The Secret garden was non existent- the entrance was boarded up and the building stored chairs etc. When I think of a healing garden- what comes to mind are water features and rock gardens. This healing garden consisted of trails through large open green spaces. No water features. Throughout the park, most , not all, green areas were maintained. Things could be cleaned up among some of the gardens and weeded. Kinda sad.. The info booth and restaurant was open. Don't think we'll return...

It really is a wonderful museum. It tells that islands…read morehistory from beginning to present day. I'm gonna say that the employees here are pretty magnificent. I really was so warmly welcomed here and they were eager to help answer any questions and just engage with some of the key points. So many charming things used to learn today. From mastodons of which you can enjoy seeing a 10-foot-tall mastodon sculpture : a woolly mammoth-looking creature which once roamed the hills of Staten Island in prehistoric days. Learn about the industries that thrived in this area for example, their chewing gum factory, the terra-cotta factory & ceramic factory. Such wonderful things created for people to enjoy, however, the Freshkills area and then to see all the years and years worth of efforts made to clean up the area and make it safe and beautiful and a wonderful habitat once again. It was nice to see that it's treated as a beautiful treasure. Grateful to the women who lead the groups that were very persistent in this endeavor. I loved seeing the erasure poetry activity.. where are we made poetry by blocking out the letters that were the writings of the museum's kind founder William T. Davis. Reconstructing his writing.. it's a wonderful little game that takes you slowly into his thoughts and his love and reflections of his town. I'm happy to learn about the founder of this museum and how he took care of all the sailors by constructing these buildings and giving them a home after a lifetime of working hard on the ships Very thankful for all the hard-working people that keep this wonderful story alive and in the minds of everyone lucky enough to venture this way.