Sunset Studios Debut Microdramas-Ready Standing Sets
Sunset Studios has introduced standing sets designed specifically for microdrama productions at its Sunset Las Palmas Studios in Los Angeles. Developed in collaboration with Knockout Shorts, these sets include various environments such as a courtroom and hospital, aimed at facilitating quick and efficient filming. This initiative reflects the growing trend of microdrama in the industry, despite uncertainties surrounding its future.
- ▪Sunset Studios launched standing sets for microdrama productions at Sunset Las Palmas Studios.
- ▪The sets were developed in partnership with Knockout Shorts and include various adaptable environments.
- ▪These standing sets aim to streamline the production process for creators, allowing for immediate shooting.
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Stage 1 at Sunset Las Palmas Studios in L.A. Courtesy of Hudson Pacific Properties Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Sunset Studios are courting microdrama productions with the debut of standing sets tailor-made for the verticals format. The Hudson Pacific Properties-owned brand announced the launch of the sets, which were developed in partnership with the verticals studio Knockout Shorts, at its Sunset Las Palmas Studios lot on Tuesday. Sunset Las Palmas is offering courtroom, apartment, bar-slash-restaurant and hospital settings, all adapted from previous productions for major studios.
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