Contact · Jesup, GA
Most shows start with a short note.
Tell us the format and how often you'd publish. We read every message ourselves and reply, usually the same business day, with a tier recommendation and the next open session. No form letters.
Direct Lines · 01
Three doors into the studio
Call
(912) 256-2164Quickest for a quote or to check next week's open slots. Reached during studio hours, Monday to Friday.
Best for shows with detail to share — attach a sample file or a running order and we'll quote against it.
Visit
205 W Orange StJesup, GA 31545. Sessions are by appointment so the booth is yours alone — set a time before you drop by.
Start A Show · 02
Tell us what you're making
A few lines is plenty: the format, roughly how often you'd publish, and whether you already have recordings. We'll come back with the right tier and the next open session on the calendar.
Before You Arrive · 03
What to have ready for your first session
“Walk in with the idea and the people. Everything from mic placement to the final master is our side of the glass.”
Studio Hours| Monday – Friday | 8:30am – 4:30pm |
|---|---|
| Evenings | By appointment |
| Saturday – Sunday | Closed |
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A rough running order
Even a bulleted list of topics helps us pace the session and flag where the strongest moments are likely to land.
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Your guests, confirmed
Names, and whether they'll join in the booth or remotely. Remote guests are fine — we direct both on the day.
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Any existing tape
If you've already recorded, send a sample ahead of time. It tells us what cleanup the files will need and sharpens the quote.
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Your host & publish date
Where the show lives and when the episode is due. We deliver loudness-matched, tagged files to that host on schedule.
Common Questions · 04
Answers before you write
How quickly will I hear back?
Most enquiries get a reply the same business day. If you write over a weekend, you'll hear from us Monday morning. Calls placed during studio hours reach a person, not a queue.
Do I have to record at your studio?
No. We direct remote sessions as readily as ones in our booth on W Orange Street, and we'll happily take raw tape you've recorded elsewhere. The booth is there when you want a controlled, quiet room — but it isn't a requirement.
Can you quote before I commit?
Yes. Per-episode work starts at $285 for edit and mix, with full production at $640; ongoing series run from $2,600 a month. Send the format and cadence and we'll confirm the exact figure in writing before any work begins.
What should I send to get the fastest answer?
The format (interview, narrative, branded, short-form), how often you plan to publish, and whether you already have recordings. A sample file, if you have one, lets us quote precisely on the first reply.
Do you take on one-off episodes?
We do. Single episodes and pilots are welcome at the per-episode rate — a sensible way to hear how your show sounds finished before committing to a season.