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The office · 1050 King Street West, Toronto

Come and see our Toronto office.

Visits are by appointment.

What a visit is

Half an hour with the people who would do your work, in the room where they do it. A day’s notice.

S.01 Where we are

On King Street West.

Address

1050 King Street West
Toronto, Ontario M6K 0C7

On the 504 streetcar line.

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S.02 The room

Our newsroom, our crew and our engineers on one floor.

The same people plan your project, film it and edit it.

The floor One floor of long shared desks behind glass.

The rooms along the same corridor become film sets.

The newsroom Our own reporters, at the same desks.

They publish every day.

The editing room Ours, in the same building.

Filmed in the morning, cut the same day.

The film crew Camera, lighting and sound, all ours.

They film your job and our own news. Meet them.

A camera operator holding a camera on a three-axis gimbal with an LED panel clipped underneath, filming a desk that has been dressed as a product set: an open laptop, a large monitor behind it, a small potted plant and a wooden board of skincare products.

An office desk, dressed as a product set for a skincare shoot.

A bench desk after dark: an open laptop filled with terminal windows, a desk mat, a watch on a stand and a plain black mug, with the office floor and its glass partitions lit behind it and somebody still working at a monitor.

The same floor after dark, on our own build. Somebody is still at a monitor behind the glass.

S.03 The equipment

The equipment, and what it does.

We own all of it, and it lives here between jobs.

Cameras Professional cameras, set up to be carried by hand.

Interviews, product shots and everything between.

Steady moving shots A motorised handle that holds the camera level.

It keeps the picture smooth when the camera moves.

Support vest A vest and spring arm that carry the camera’s weight.

It takes the weight, so a shot runs as long as the scene needs.

Sound Three wireless microphones, plus one that points at a single voice.

Two people talking, or one on a noisy street, both record cleanly.

Lighting Lights on stands, and a large soft one for the main light.

Enough for an interview with two people, or a product shoot.

A camera operator in a body-mounted support vest and spring arm, holding a camera on a gimbal with a small LED panel clipped underneath. A lanyard on his belt reads PRESS. A whiteboard and a glass partition are behind him.
Two open audio cases on a wooden table. The front case holds three wireless units seated in foam: two transmitters and a receiver with A and B channel selectors. The case behind it holds a long directional microphone, a second wireless pair and a black fur wind cover.

Radio mics and one directional mic, in their own cases. Two people talking, or one on a noisy street.

An edit desk after dark: a large monitor and a small desktop machine at the left, a laptop filled with terminal output at the right, and a camera mounted on a three-axis gimbal standing over the same desk.

The edit desk. Footage shot in the morning is cut here the same day.

A darkened room rigged as a set: a large parabolic softbox on a stand at the right with two crew members at the camera position beside it, a second LED panel on a stand in the middle, and a third light throwing onto a woman working at a laptop on the left.

Three lights, two crew, and a room on our own floor turned into a set.

S.04 The visit

Half an hour, and what happens in it.

When you book

Tell us what you would like to see. A day’s notice, so the people who would do your work are here when you arrive.

On the day

The floor, the edit room and the equipment above, with the people who would do the job. Half an hour at 1050 King Street West.

Afterwards

We say who would run your job and what it would take. If you would rather not travel, the same half hour happens on a call.

Book the visit

See it for yourself.

Half an hour at 1050 King Street West with the people who would do your work. A day’s notice, so somebody is there when you arrive.

Pick a time

All times Toronto

Other ways to reach us

Prefer email? Write to [email protected] and tell us when suits you.