Questions,
answered straight.

Bookings go through our online booking system, Acuity. Pick the space, pick the date and time, and confirm. If you would rather talk it through first, email ScopeMediaStudios@gmail.com.

Studio A is £160 for 2 hours, £320 for a half day and £620 for a full day. Studio B is £120, £220 and £420 for the same blocks. The podcast room is £40 an hour. The recording studio is £40 for two hours dry, or £35 an hour with an engineer. The workshop room is £120 for a half day and £240 for a full day. The whole building is £1,500 a day.

A half day is 4 hours. A full day is 8 hours. Both include your set-up and pack-down, so book the time you actually need in the room rather than just the time you expect to be rolling.

Yes. A whole-building buyout is £1,500 a day and gives you exclusive use of all 4,000 sq ft — Studio A, Studio B, the podcast room, the recording studio, the workshop room, the kitchen, the dressing room and the parking. Nobody else is in the building.

A booking is confirmed once full payment is made, or once a deposit is paid where a deposit applies. Whether a deposit applies to your booking, and how much it is, is confirmed to you at the time of booking — email us and we will tell you before you commit.

You can cancel or reschedule with at least 48 hours' notice. Cancellations made less than 48 hours before the booking incur a cancellation fee, and the amount is confirmed at the time of booking. No-shows and same-day cancellations are non-refundable.

Yes, with at least 48 hours' notice. Get in touch as early as you can and we will find you another slot.

Time used beyond your booked session is charged as extra. The rate for additional time is confirmed at the time of booking — ask us when you book so there are no surprises, and if you think you might run over, it is usually cheaper to book the longer block up front.

The big room — 1,200 sq ft with a white drive-in infinity cove, full blackout curtains and drive-in vehicle access. It is the room for cars, set builds, large products and full crews.

Yes. Studio A has drive-in access straight onto the white infinity cove. Tell us the vehicle when you enquire and we will confirm the access route works for it.

A sound-treated room built as a room within a room, with a colour-washable cyclorama, an adjustable backdrop system and a dedicated edit and playback area. The acoustic isolation means interviews, dialogue and voiceover come back clean.

Studio B's cyclorama is colour-washable, so it takes a colour wash or gel and can give you several distinct looks in one day. Studio A's infinity cove is white.

We have not published measurements, and we would rather give you the real ones than an estimate. Email ScopeMediaStudios@gmail.com telling us which room you are considering and we will send the exact ceiling height and cove dimensions.

Power availability and amperage differ by room. We have not published figures, so email us with what you plan to run — HMIs, a generator-free set-up, heavy grip — and we will confirm exactly what the room can supply.

Yes. The podcast room is acoustically treated and set up with professional microphones and audio interfaces. It is booked by the hour at £40.

Yes. The recording studio can be booked dry from £40 for two hours, or with an engineer on the desk from £35 an hour.

The workshop room takes up to 20 people and has 10 iMac workstations. It is £120 for a half day and £240 for a full day, and works as a classroom, an edit suite, a production office or a casting room.

The podcast room includes professional microphones and audio interfaces, and the workshop room includes the 10 iMacs. Beyond that we have not published a full in-house kit list — tell us what you need and we will tell you what is available on site and what you should bring.

Yes. There is a dressing and prep room, plus a client lounge and a kitchen.

Yes. Everyone you bring is covered by your booking, which also means you are responsible for them — for any damage to equipment or facilities, and for their conduct in the building.

Yes, provided they are accompanied by a responsible adult at all times while they are in the building.

You do. Clients retain all rights to the content they produce here. We may ask permission to use behind-the-scenes material, but we will never use it without your prior written consent.

Block A, Chartwell Business Park, 61-65 Paulet Rd, London SE5 9HW.

Yes, there is parking on site. We have not published the number of spaces, so if you are bringing several vehicles or a large van, email us with the details and we will confirm what we can hold on your date.

We are open 7 days a week. Exact opening hours are not fixed — bookings are taken through Acuity, so the availability shown there is the real answer. If you need an early start or a late finish, ask and we will see what is possible.

Yes. Clients must have appropriate insurance cover for their production. Scope is not liable for personal injury, or for loss or damage to client property.

Yes. In partnership with Tutor Hub Limited we run free music production and DJing courses.

Email ScopeMediaStudios@gmail.com. If your question is about a measurement, a power supply or a piece of kit, tell us which room and what you are planning and you will get an exact answer rather than a rough one.