Theo Von·This Past Weekend
Episode 465 with Sexyy Red, filmed at The Move
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Live virtual event: September 16
CLOSING SOON: Build a Studio in Your Home or Office to Attract More Customers and Blow Up Your Brand
Turn any room into a studio that helps you look credible, attract serious opportunities, and build a brand people remember. Built on the same blueprint behind 35 billion views. No tech skills needed.
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Attend live and you also get our complete equipment list free, so you know exactly what to buy.
No film school neededWorks with just an iPhone
To Teach This Live, We HAD To Do Something Different…
If you've seen our work, you've seen the rooms. ESPN, Netflix and Comedy Central have all filmed in them.
So I wouldn't blame you for assuming a studio like that needs a big space and a large budget.
And for a long time, that's what everybody was told.
But building a room in YOUR house is a completely different thing. Different space. Different budget. Different season.
So instead of one setup you have to bend your life around, I'm teaching you how to build your own studio in your space.
Your room. Your budget. A studio that finally fits your life.
500+ A-list celebrities. 5,000+ podcasts. 35 billion views.
And it started with a guy who had never held a camera.
And This Time, You Build It WITH Me, Live
This isn't a webinar where I talk at a slide deck for an hour.
I'm walking you through the actual room: where the camera goes, where the light goes, what plugs into what.
You'll leave with the gear list for your budget and the layout for your space.
You don't build a room like this from a YouTube rabbit hole. I know, because I tried that first.
One evening. Live. Free. And you can ask me anything while we're in there.
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35 Billion+ Views Came Out Of Rooms Built This Way.
We've recorded 500+ A-list celebrities and 5,000+ podcasts across 14 designer sets in Wynwood. The blueprint I'm teaching is the same one those rooms are built on, scaled down to fit a spare bedroom, an office, or a garage.
The studio behind the biggest rooms
ESPNNetflixComedy CentralCNBCBloombergWarner Bros.TED
The People Who Sit In These Chairs
Same rooms. Same lights. The same blueprint I'm handing you on Wednesday.
Gary Vee·Entrepreneur
Ran his Miami content day out of our studio
Logan Paul·IMPAULSIVE
Filmed with the IMPAULSIVE team in Wynwood
Tom Brady·NFL legend
Sat down for an episode on our set
Ryan Serhant·Owning Manhattan
Filmed an episode in our studio
Mark Cuban·Investor
Interviewed under our lights in Wynwood
Shaq·NBA legend
Recorded in the same room you're about to copy
Rick Ross·Recording artist
Pulled up to record in Wynwood
The OGs·Podcast
A full season shot on our Icon Set
Stephen A. Smith·ESPN
Produced with our in-house crew
Why Should You Give Me One Evening?
The reason goes back to November 2023.
I had zero production experience.
I had never even held a camera before.
I walked away from a successful decade-long career in mortgages because I felt called to build something new.
I invested everything I had into the living room of my 1 bedroom apartment and took the leap of faith.
Every time I got stuck, I rewatched a tutorial and guessed. I bought the wrong gear more than once.
That guessing is exactly what I'm going to save you from.
A few weeks in, Theo Von walked through the door.
Then Gary Vee. Then Shaq, Logan Paul, Mark Cuban, Rick Ross, Stephen A. Smith.
Shows that pull millions of views started booking the same rooms.
Not because we out-spent anyone. Because the room made everything shot in it look like it belonged on a network.
That's the part almost nobody teaches. It isn't the camera. It's the room.
(Slightly surreal sentence to write two years after never having held a camera.)
If a guy with no experience could build that, what happens when I just hand you the blueprint?
This Wednesday, you get that opportunity.
If you don't know The Move, here's the short story:
We're a production studio in Wynwood, Miami.
Fourteen designer sets, plus a 180" LED event space.
ESPN, Netflix, Comedy Central, CNBC, Bloomberg and Warner Bros. have all filmed here.
Shaq, Theo Von, Gary Vee, Logan Paul, Mark Cuban, Rick Ross and Marlon Wayans have all sat in these chairs.
500+ A-list celebrities. 5,000+ podcasts. 35 billion views.
So nobody is selling you a theory here. This is the room.
Why Am I Doing This?
The shows we record here have done 35 billion views between them.
I'm in the studio every day, same as everyone else.
And I make my living from rooms.
Which means the more people who take their content seriously, the better this whole thing goes for me.
So there's nothing “hidden” about this: I'm incentivized to make you good at this, and I'm fine with you knowing it.
So if you're interested, grab your seat below now.
The training runs Wednesday, September 16 and starts at 7:00 PM ET.
See you there,
Drew
P.S. If you only read one thing on this page, read this:
Most people never fix their content because they think the fix is a better camera.
It isn't. It's the room.
In one evening you'll get the layout, the lighting positions, and the exact gear list for your budget: beginner, intermediate, or pro.
It's completely free, it's live, and it happens Wednesday, September 16 at 7:00 PM ET.
Worst case, you spend an evening and learn what not to buy or do.
Best case, you press record in a room that looks like where celebrities record, and you blow up your own brand or business.
Grab your seat below.
And here's a bonus for attending
My complete equipment list
Beginner, intermediate and pro, with the exact gear I buy and the gear I skip, so you know exactly what to buy. I have seen people charge thousands for a list like this.
It is sent straight to your email as a gift for attending.
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