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White infinity wall
A full cyclorama that disappears the horizon. Portraits, maternity, branding, and talking-head video all sit cleanly on the cove — no wrinkled muslin, no visible floor line.
The studio
Lighthill is a 1,200 square-foot studio in Lawrenceville — built for photographers, videographers, and small productions who want a cyclorama, controlled strobe lighting, and enough room to work without a warehouse echo.


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A full cyclorama that disappears the horizon. Portraits, maternity, branding, and talking-head video all sit cleanly on the cove — no wrinkled muslin, no visible floor line.

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Godox strobes, octas, and modifiers ready as add-ons. The base rental is the room and the cyclorama — bring your own kit, or use ours. No guessing at the weather.

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A finished interview corner: channel-tufted chairs, a wood-slat wall, and a round table already dressed. Sit down and record — or photograph the hosts in place.

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A navy paneled desk for branding, a lounge chair against warm slats, and a peacock chair with pampas for portraits. Change the story without building a set from scratch.

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A private, accessible restroom on the floor with a sink, mirror, and room to change. Clients can settle in without living out of a duffel on the studio floor.
Amenities
Tethering and uploads without hunting for a hotspot.
On-site spaces. No garage run, no meters.
The floor stays comfortable through Georgia summers.
No freight elevator. Roll a cart straight in.
On the floor, not down a hallway in another suite.
A rack of seamless colors when white isn’t the story.
Outlets placed for stands, packs, and a tether station.
Crew, talent, and clients — up to twenty on the floor.