State-of-the-art audio and video equipment are needed for world-class TV show productions. Manhattan Center in New York City provides this and more.
[New York, 2/21/2019] – New York City is a prime place for television show tapings. The Big Apple, with its dynamic, bustling city streets, is home to about 40 American TV show tapings including Good Morning America, NBC’s Today, and Saturday Night Live.
Most of the TV shows filmed in New York are broadcast across the country and even to other parts of the world. Because of this, the studios where these shows are filmed should have quality audio and video equipment. What’s more, studios need to have professional sets and an area from which the audience can comfortably watch the recording.
These qualities are exactly what Manhattan Center’s TV studios offer. Located a couple of blocks from the Penn Station on 34th Street and 8th Avenue, Manhattan Center’s TV studios provide professional production spaces perfect for topnotch productions and shows.
Spacious, Modern, and Comfortable
Manhattan Center is known for its TV studios, TV-1 and TV-2. Comedy Central, ESPN, and PBS are some of the networks that have produced shows in Manhattan Center’s studios.
The building’s studios provide easy access for audiences of up to 200 and a 3,800-square foot production stage. The TV-1 studio has five dressing rooms, hair and makeup, wardrobe, and a green room. It also has an audience holding area and 12,000-square feet of office production space.
The TV-1 and TV-2 studios also have a state-of-the-art production control room with a 96 input Miranda KX Multiviewer and a Grass Valley Kayenne 350-25 (450-32 for TV-2) HD video switcher. Each studio’s Riedel digital matrix intercom panels and custom designed furniture also help to support high-quality production.
At Manhattan Center’s TV studios, TV show productions have never been more sophisticated and convenient, all at once.
About Manhattan Center
Built in 1906, Manhattan Center is home to recording studios known for having the “best natural acoustics in the world,” the Grand Ballroom, and the Hammerstein, one of New York City’s most prominent performance and production venues.
To learn more, visit https://mc34.com/ or call at (646) 293-1080.