Our story began with frustration—endless compromises in aging studios with inflexible systems.
Loom-fern emerged from direct experience. After years producing content in facilities that couldn't keep pace with evolving workflows, we recognized a gap between what broadcast technology enables and what most studios actually deliver.
Rather than retrofit outdated spaces, we started fresh. Every decision—room dimensions, cable routing, cooling systems—was made to support production teams, not obstruct them.
We opened our doors in 2019 with a single principle: technical infrastructure should be invisible until you need it, then immediately responsive.
You're given direct access to system documentation, signal flow diagrams, and equipment specifications. No mysteries about what you're working with.
Book half-days, full days, or extended sessions. Adjust equipment packages up to 48 hours before your session without penalty.
Our technical staff can train your team on equipment operation. Take skills back to your own productions.
Our permanent staff includes broadcast engineers, lighting designers, and audio technicians. Most have worked in live television, corporate production, or documentary filmmaking.
We maintain a network of freelance specialists—directors, camera operators, editors—who understand our systems and can integrate quickly into productions.
When you book time here, you're working with people who've solved real production problems, not just maintained equipment.
We maintain public logs of equipment maintenance and system upgrades. If something isn't working optimally, you'll know before you arrive.
We allocate 15% of revenue to facility upgrades and equipment refreshes. Production technology evolves rapidly; our capabilities evolve with it.