The Studio

So, from the very beginning I’ve always had my own studio. However, there’s always been some sort of issue with them. First up the Madison studio. I loved this spot. It was an actual production studio with had plenty of space, however, it didn’t have air conditioning. I got by, for a time, with portable air conditioners, but I just never got around to putting in a proper system. Next it was the Walnut Grove studio. This spot was bland…..no style or flavor whatsoever— A total creativity killer. Lastly, there was the Brookhaven studio. Now this place was great, but it was small. Of course, I made it work and it was my most successful studio to date. I loved going there and my clients had nothing but great things to say.

In 2020, my family decided to buy a new house. While driving around thinking about what all needed to be done to get the old house ready, not to mention how much it would cost, it hit me…. I could use the old house as my new studio. Now, I just needed to sell this idea to my wife. Luckily, it was an easy sell. She thought it was a brilliant idea and was on board instantly. So in October of 2020, the Trezevant studio was officially opened.

The Trezevant studio (TRZ) has 6 primary shooting areas: The Speaker Room, The Lounge, The Noire Suite, The Den, The Outside Oasis, and the Red Room (coming soon). TRZ was built in 1939 and has a great vintage charm. And in that vein, the studio boasts a chill, retro vibe, with a touch modern incorporated.