Turn your content into a conversation.

Recording several people around one table takes cameras, sound and light working together. That is what the room is set up for.

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MesaCast · podcast recording

The idea behind the room

You arrive and find everything ready to sit down and talk.

The MesaCast white table set up with microphones, chairs and the yellow backdrop.

You bring the topic.

We set up the microphones, cameras and lights before recording. When everyone sits down, the conversation can begin without the crew still sorting out cables.

MesaCast with a white table and yellow backdrop.

Up to four people at the same table.

The room hosts podcasts, interviews, videocasts and branded conversations. We arrange cameras, microphones and lights around what you want to record.

White table with an orange strip, four boom microphones and four chairs, with the TV on the yellow wall.

Before the recording, it is still a meeting room.

Up to six people can meet here, settle the last details or let the client follow the set on the TV.

Turn your content into a conversation.

“You arrive, sit down and start talking.”

The essentials

Participants
up to 4
Cameras
up to 3
Microphones
up to 4
Meeting
up to 6 people

Made for

PodcastsVideocastsInterviewsBranded conversations

Space specifications

Conversation, recording and monitoring in one room.

Setup

  • Up to four participants at the table
  • Three cameras and up to four microphones, adjusted to the format
  • Meeting room for up to six people
  • 55-inch TV for recording monitoring

Comfort and control

  • Daylight with blackout curtains
  • Wi-Fi and air conditioning
  • 110/220 V power

Production

  • Setup designed around the conversation format
  • Someone from the house on hand throughout the booking
  • Extra equipment for hire if the project calls for it
  • Paid parking in the building and along the street

Before recording

Questions about MesaCast.

Bring the topic knowing how the room will be set up.
How many people can record in MesaCast?

The table hosts up to four participants. Before or after recording, the same room works as a meeting space for up to six people, which covers briefing and alignment without moving anywhere.

Are cameras and microphones included?

Yes. MesaCast only exists as a recording with the house structure: three cameras and up to four microphones, with the episode delivered ready to publish, so the room is not rented empty. You choose the format: with Chega e grava, you bring the topic and everything is already set; with Cria do zero, editorial direction, scripting, editing and social cutdowns come in. We align the project first so the setup is right on the day.

Can the client monitor the recording?

Yes. The room has a 55-inch TV to follow what is being captured, and it can be arranged for briefings and set monitoring within the room's capacity.

Can the room lighting be controlled?

Yes. Daylight, blackout curtains and air conditioning keep the room stable, even when the episode turns into hours of conversation.

Can I hire production support?

Throughout the booking there is always someone from the house on hand for questions and anything about how the space works. A production crew beyond that depends on what the project needs, and that conversation happens with a person from the team.

What are the hours for a shoot in MesaCast?

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.

Is the room acoustically treated?

It is treated, and it holds up for recorded conversation: production companies shoot here without trouble. What it does not have is full sound isolation from the outside. If your project depends on that, it is worth booking a visit to hear the room before you commit.

Bela Vista · São Paulo

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