A real kitchen. Ready for camera.
Shooting in a home kitchen, your own or a rented one, usually goes the same way: the counter cannot hold what the recipe needs, the appliances give up halfway and the crew juggles its way around the tripods.
Explore the spaceKitchen Studio · Bela Vista, São Paulo
So we built the kitchen we kept looking for.
The kitchen from every angle.
One room, from the wide view to the details already built into it.
A collection to experiment with.
Tableware, objects, furniture and backdrops help you test compositions without starting from scratch. Plates, bowls, glasses, flatware and utensils can be selected to suit each project.
You can cook the whole recipe without leaving the set.
There is a convection oven with grill, induction cooktop, mixer, blender, microwave, freezer, refrigerator and dishwasher. You can really cook here, from a food commercial to a TikTok recipe.
The windows open onto the city.
We have shot entire campaigns using only the light that comes through them. When the camera needs control, blackout curtains, a grid and the lighting kit are available for the setup.
The counter fills up during a shoot.
Used pans, boards and utensils need somewhere to go without stopping the set. Support space grows with the project, so only what belongs in the shot stays on the counter. Kitchen and Loft share the same room, and the crew moves between them without changing sets.
“It is so much easier than recording at home.”
The essentials
- Main area
- approx. 70 m²
- Crew
- up to 15 people
- Power
- 110 V and 220 V
- Light
- daylight + blackout + grid
Made for
Space specifications
A complete kitchen with production-ready infrastructure.
Functional kitchen
- Oven with grill and convection
- Induction cooktop
- Professional stand mixer, blender and hand blender
- Microwave, freezer, refrigerator and dishwasher
- Tableware and utensils from the collection for gastronomic use, flagged 24 hours ahead
Image and light
- Daylight with blackout curtains
- Lighting grid and power outlets on the ceiling, keeping cables and stands off the floor
- Three-point light kit: 3 Amaran 300c continuous lights or 3 Godox flashes with modifiers
- Professional equipment for hire, from lighting to cameras, lenses and microphones
Operations
- Kitchen + Loft form one continuous space of approximately 70 m²
- Up to 15 people in the main space
- 3 m ceiling, 3 m background width and 6 m camera setback in the kitchen
- Wi-Fi, air conditioning and 110/220 V power
- Work tables and chairs for crew and client, included in every booking
- Production hours adjust to what the project needs
- WhatsApp support from 7am to 7pm
Before you cook
Questions about the Kitchen Studio.
The details that matter when food and camera need to work together.Is this a fully functional kitchen?
It is, and it is meant for real cooking: oven with grill and convection, induction cooktop, stand mixer, blender, hand blender, microwave, freezer, refrigerator and dishwasher. For gastronomic use, tableware and utensils from the house collection join the production; just flag what you need 24 hours ahead so it is set aside on the day.
Is there a separate support kitchen?
Not in the traditional sense. There is a small pantry and a support station with an induction cooktop, set up as large as the project needs. It is what holds everything that leaves the frame: the used pan and cutting board have somewhere to go, and the counter keeps only what belongs in the shot.
What is the minimum booking for real cooking?
For real cooking, the minimum is 2 hours, and it works in your favor: one hour does not fit mise en place, recording and cleaning, and the kitchen is returned clean with cleanup time counting inside the booking. Shorter bookings run over and pay overtime, so the minimum avoids that surprise. Using the kitchen only as a set can start at 1 hour.
How many people fit in the Kitchen?
Kitchen and Loft are one room of about 70 m², hosting up to 15 people. Larger crews add the Production Base, an extra room booked separately: while the camera rolls, client, agency and gear get somewhere to be, and the whole setup reaches around 20 to 25 people.
Can daylight be controlled?
Yes, and it helps to know the sun here comes in the afternoon: it enters around 1pm and takes over the kitchen by the end of the day. Long sessions ask for stability, so there are blackout curtains to close the frame and a ceiling grid to rig lights, with power outlets up there too, away from tripod paths. The house light kit has three points: 3 Amaran 300c continuous lights or 3 Godox flashes with modifiers, and the proposal says how it fits your project.
What are the hours for a shoot in the Kitchen?
Production hours adjust to what the project needs: we agree them with you based on what the shoot requires, not on a front-desk clock. On WhatsApp, we reply from 7am to 7pm.
Can we shoot a recipe channel here?
You can, and it is the most frequent use of the kitchen. What sizes the day is how many preparations go in and how long each takes with hands actually working; the number of cameras stays out of that sum, because the rig goes up once in the morning and stays up. Arriving with the mise en place done and a spare plate ready at each stage gets far more out of the same block of hours.
What happens in this studio
Bela Vista · São Paulo