Sky Hi Studios Is Renting Its Greenscreen Film Studio For $25 An Hour
Vijay Fernandes
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There is a revolution taking place in South Florida's film industry.
Sky Hi Studios, the little studio that could, is offering its full
green screen chroma key film studio to the film and production
community for as little as $25 per hour, including lights. This
ridiculously low price is virtually unheard of in the film industry.
Typically film studios rent for upwards of $1,000 per day and more and
that does not include lights. Additionally you have to pay extra for
the green backdrop. This revolutionary offering has already made a big
difference for many production companies and aspiring filmmakers in
South Florida over the past year. Sky Hi also rents professional HD
cameras for as little as $50 a day, which is less than one fourth the
cost of a typical camera rental house.
Sky Hi Studios has played host to Power 96's DJ Laz and their 411-Pain
client. Other celebrity clients include Get Radio Tag out of New York
and their client, local fighting sensation Kimbo Slice. Morehead
Productions brought an SUV into the studio to film portions of a movie
that they are working on, and The Witness Project flew in from
Detroit, Michigan to film the music video Fly Away that will be airing
in heavy rotation on MTV Europe. There have been a number of music
videos filmed at Sky Hi Studios including videos for Da Pretty Boyz,
Qilo and Nicoi El Travieso.
In addition to producing TV commercials, Sky Hi Studios helps their
client place their advertisement on television locally and nationally.
They work closely with the client to create and build a set for the
production when one is required within the client's budget. Sky Hi
Studios also works closely with the client to help them reap the
maximum benefit from their commercial, music video or other production
by placing the video on all of the popular social networking sites
including MySpace, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube.
Sky Hi Studios also rents its studio to bands and dance groups as a
rehearsal spot.
"Sky Hi Studios is striving to be more than just an elite studio for
major filmmakers, but a place where the community can come and explore
their creative talent and learn more about the film industry," says
its President, Rodger Knowles.