Content Production Studios

Content production demands a logistics backbone as dynamic as the creative process itself. From storing delicate, high-value camera packages to staging massive, temporary set builds, your operational needs shift rapidly between projects. Cubework provides the scalable, secure footprint necessary to keep your creative momentum uninterrupted, offering the agility of month-to-month leases across our 70+ nationwide locations.

Operational Agility for Creative Assets

High-Value Equipment Storage

Safeguard your most critical gear-cameras, lenses, lighting rigs, and specialized grip equipment-in a secure environment. Our facilities are designed to protect sensitive assets while providing easy access for loading and retrieval, ensuring your gear is ready when the call sheet drops.

• 24/7 Security Surveillance
• All-Inclusive Pricing Structure
• Spaces from 100 SF to 100,000+ SF

Set Material Receiving and Staging

When a massive set build arrives, you need space to receive, organize, and stage materials before they hit the soundstage. Whether it's lumber, wardrobe, or specialized props, our dock-high and grade-level loading docks streamline the intake process.

• Dock-High and Grade-Level Access
• Rapid 48-Hour Move-In Capability
• Flexible Space Allocation

Project Overflow and Seasonal Inventory

Production schedules are cyclical. Use our network to manage overflow inventory during peak seasons or store assets between major campaigns without committing to long-term leases. Our nationwide presence ensures you can scale up or down instantly.

• Month-to-Month Lease Flexibility
• Nationwide Network of 70+ Locations
• Secure Yard and Warehouse Space

Recognize your operation?

1. Independent Production House: You manage multiple short-term projects across different regions. You need a reliable, secure hub near major filming markets that allows you to rapidly scale storage for props and wardrobe based on the current shoot's needs, without the burden of long-term facility commitments.
2. Post-Production Asset Manager: Your workflow involves receiving, cataloging, and dispatching thousands of physical assets-from specialized sound equipment to costume pieces-for various clients. You require a centralized, secure location with easy access for frequent, small-to-medium-sized deliveries.
3. Creative Agency: You handle the logistics for multiple clients simultaneously, requiring temporary, flexible space to stage pre-production elements, manage large material deliveries for set dressing, and coordinate the secure dispatch of finished creative packages nationwide.