Production studio · Downtown Klamath Falls

Bring the idea. We run the room.

AV-Ator Studios is a staffed podcast, video, and livestream studio inside K Lounge at 635 Main Street. Treated room, multi-camera setup, and an operator who runs the gear so you can concentrate on what you came to say.

Book the Studio How production time works
A recording session in progress at AV-Ator Studios: a seated guest on a lit set, a camera operator at the tripod, and a crew member running the shot.
A session on the floor at 635 Main Street

What you can make here

One room, set up for the work you actually do.

  • Podcasts & interviews

    Multi-microphone setup in an acoustically treated room, with seating for a host and guests.

  • Video & branded content

    Multi-camera recording with production lighting and a choice of backdrops for commercials, promos, and internal video.

  • Livestreaming & webcasts

    Live switching between cameras with on-screen graphics, for events, panels, and broadcasts.

  • Green screen

    Chroma key setup for virtual backgrounds and composited work.

  • Presentations & remote appearances

    A controlled, well-lit room for investor pitches, remote keynotes, and recorded statements.

  • Photography

    Headshots, product, and creative sessions, arranged through local photography partners.

The studio is one room with one operator, so not every service runs on every date. Tell us what you have in mind and we will confirm what is available for the day you need.

What's in the room

Everything is already here.

You do not need to bring equipment, and you do not need to know how any of it works. The room is set up before you arrive and reset after you leave.

  • Acoustically treated recording room
  • Multi-microphone podcast setup
  • Multi-camera video capture
  • Production lighting and backdrops
  • Green screen
  • Live switching for streams and events
  • On-site operator for the whole session
  • Backed-up files handed off after the session
The AV-Ator Studios recording room: acoustic panels, leather seating, a boom microphone, and a monitor on a stand.

How production time works

You book production hours, not recorded minutes

Recorded runtime and total production time are not the same thing. A polished one-hour podcast episode usually takes about five production hours from start to delivery.

What your audience hears 1 hour
What it takes to make it 5 production hours
Pre-production & setup 1 hr
Room prep, mics, lighting, camera positions, levels.
Recording 1.5 hrs
Your one-hour episode, plus the starts, stops, and retakes.
Breakdown & files 0.5 hrs
Reset the room, offload and back up every card.
Editing & delivery 2 hrs
Assembly, audio cleanup, titles, export, handoff.

Every project is different. This is a typical episode, not a quote — we estimate your hours before you book, and you approve the number first.

Rates

One rate, counted in hours.

Everything is priced the same way, whether the hour is spent setting up, recording, or editing. No packages to decode.

Production hour

$125 / hour

2-hour minimum

Studio, equipment, and an operator running the session. Setup, recording, breakdown, and file handoff all count toward your hours.

Book the studio
Best value

Production block

6 hours $690 $115/hr
12 hours $1,260 $105/hr

For a recurring show or a run of content. Hours are yours to spend across sessions, at a reduced rate.

Plan a production

Basic Edit

Added to your hours

Billed as production hours — usually about two for a standard episode.

  • One program edit of one recording
  • Audio cleanup and level matching
  • Title card and one lower third
  • One round of revisions, within 7 days
  • 1080p video master plus an audio file
  • Delivered within 5 business days
Ask about post

What Basic Edit does not cover

Colour grading, motion graphics, licensed music, short-form clip packages, and additional revision rounds sit outside Basic Edit and are quoted separately.

Larger productions

Multi-camera live events, multi-day shoots, and full campaign packages are quoted per project. Tell us the scope and we will come back with a number.

Minimum
2-hour minimum on all bookings
Cancellation
48 hours' notice
Payment
Invoiced after the session
Josh Atkinson at the control desk in AV-Ator Studios.

Who runs it

Josh Atkinson

Owner & operator, AV-Ator Studios

Josh runs AV-Ator Studios and operates every session in the room himself — setting up the mics and cameras, running the switch during the take, and handing off your files at the end.

That matters more than the equipment list. You are not renting an empty room and hoping the gear behaves; someone who knows this room is running it with you for the whole session.

Where to find us

635 Main Street,
downtown Klamath Falls.

The studio sits inside K Lounge in the Underwood Building, a restored building on Main Street with coffee and somewhere for your guests to wait. Sessions are by appointment, so the room is yours for the whole booking.

Address

635 Main Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601

Serving

Klamath Basin &
Southern Oregon

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The Underwood Building entrance on Main Street, Klamath Falls.

Book the studio

Tell us what you want to make.

Send us the shape of the project and we will come back with the dates we have open and an estimate of the production hours it will take. If it turns out the studio is not the right fit, we will say so.

Minimum
2-hour minimum on all bookings

Cancellation
48 hours' notice

Payment
Invoiced after the session

We reply within one business day. No obligation, and no charge for an estimate.