For several years my team at FireEye utilized conference rooms, meeting spaces, seating areas, and other office environments to record our video content and interviews. While this was cost efficient to a point, it did not allow us to embrace branding, control lighting and sound, or maintain our own schedule for recording sessions.  To this end I developed a recording studio space, built the budget, found executive sponsors, worked with accounting, and eventually received approval to build. 

The company had recently moved into a new building with great architectural details.

I managed construction needs, set design (with Acme Scenery), and executive approvals.

The set was build off-site and then assembled in place over the course of a couple days. The result was incredible. The set had 5 modular zones, color controlled lighting, and the ability to pipe in video content for playback during the a recording session.