Jack Straw Studio Two

  • Medium availability

  • $50 – $65 per hour

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Jack Straw Cultural Center

http://www.jackstraw.org 4261 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle

Levi Fuller
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206-634-0919

Listing updated 04/26/24 • Added 08/11/15

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Dimensions 15 x 11 ft.
Square Footage 165 sq. ft.
Ceiling Height 13 ft.
Max Occupancy 5 persons
Accessibility ADA compliant
No stairs
Parking Street parking (free)
Street parking (paid)
Parking garage / parking lot nearby (free)
Parking garage / parking lot nearby (paid)
Lighting LED
Walls Acoustic panels
Flooring Carpet
Other Qualities Soundproofed
Type

Rehearsal

Disciplines

Music, Film/Video

Production / Fabrication

Audio recording / production studio, Video production

The Space

In addition to our many residency and education programs for artists and youth, Jack Straw is available to the community as a full service recording studio and audio production facility. This studio measures 15’ by 11’ with 13’ of loft. Ideal for spoken word artists, voiceovers, narration, interviews, and soloists. It also is wired as an isolation booth, with sight lines to Studio One. A simple video setup is available for recordings at no additional cost (beyond extra studio time at the regular rate).

Hourly Rental

$50 – $65 per hour

Full information on our rates and facilities: https://www.jackstraw.org/studio-services/studio-rates-and-policies/

Jack Straw Memberships:
Membership for individuals: $50/year
Membership for businesses or non-profits with budgets under $1M: $75/year

Studio rates:
Non-member rate (individuals and small to mid-sized businesses and organizations): $65/hr.
Member rate (individuals and small to mid-sized businesses and organizations): $50/hr.

Businesses or non-profits with budgets over $1M: $85/hr
We are open to providing a discounted rate for project partners; please inquire about opportunities for partnership if this rate is a barrier for your organization.

Billing for remote recording includes travel time.


Rules & Regulations

Sessions must be scheduled in advance. No drop-in services.
We recommend that you call 1-4 weeks in advance to book a voice recording session, and 2-6 weeks for music recording sessions.
Acceptable methods of payment: Mastercard, Visa, personal check, cash.
Payments must be made immediately following each session unless other arrangements have been made.
CDRs and DVDs can be purchased directly from Jack Straw. If client provides media Jack Straw is not responsible for results.
Sessions are billed as a minimum of one hour, and in 1/2-hour increments thereafter.


Cancellation Policy

24-Hour Cancellation Policy: Client is responsible for half of the scheduled recording time if the session is not cancelled within 24 hours of the start of the session.

Jack Straw Cultural Center

4261 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle
http://www.jackstraw.org

The Building

Jack Straw Cultural Center is the Northwest’s only non-profit multidisciplinary audio arts center. A community-based resource since 1962, we provide a production facility that is unlike any other in the region for local artists who work creatively with sound. Jack Straw focuses on annual artist residencies through our Artist Support Program, our Writers Program, and our Gallery Residency Program; art and technology education for all ages; arts heritage partnerships; and radio production. Our full-service recording studio is also available for a range of arts projects.

The Jack Straw New Media Gallery has supported and exhibited

artists working with visual and installation art, with an emphasis on sound, since 1999. The New Media Gallery exhibits artists’ work through an open call process. As one of a handful of exclusively sound art spaces in the world, it has
attracted applicants nationally and internationally, however Jack Straw has a commitment to local artists.

We rent office space on the 2nd and 3rd floors of our building to arts organizations, creative individuals, and small businesses. Among our current residents are Floating Bridge Press, Sound Theatre Company, Entre Rios Books, KBFG FM, and UW research groups.

Hours

Jack Straw public spaces, including New Media Gallery, open 9-5, M-F.
Studio hours vary (morning to night, 7 days) based on engineer availability.
Renters have 24/7 access to office space.

Parking

Metered parking, several pay lots, and some free street parking available nearby. No dedicated parking.

Public Transportation

Two blocks from University District light rail station,

Accessibility

No stairs to either entrance. Facilities fully wheelchair accessible.

Listing updated 04/26/24 • Added 08/11/15

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