See your set before anyone builds it
Describe the set or send a reference photo. You get a concept picture, a 3D model to turn and set beside a person, and the set in a scene.
It appears here.
A concept picture. A 3D model you can turn and set beside a person. The model in a scene.
Four steps from an idea to a design
Describe it
Say what the set is, how big it is and where it will be. A photo helps if you have one.
We draw it
A concept picture first, then a 3D model of the set that you can turn and set beside a person.
See it in a scene
The model is placed in a believable scene, so you can see how the set reads at size.
Send it to us
If it looks right, send it to the studio. A person reads your design and replies.
What do I get from the studio?
A concept picture of the set you described, a 3D model you can turn and set beside a person, and a picture of the model in a scene. Each can be downloaded.
Is it free?
Yes. Each visitor can make one design a day.
How long does it take?
About six minutes. You can leave the page open and come back. Your design will be here on the same device.
Is the size right?
If you say how big the set is, the model is shown at that size beside a person. If you do not, it is shown at about one and a quarter metres and you can tell us the real size.
Who sees what I send?
The studio keeps your description and photo so a person can look at your design if you get in touch. They are not shown on the site.
What happens when I send it to the studio?
A person reads your design and your message and replies within two working days.
Send us the treatment.
The mood board and the studio plan help too. From those we can draw the set from where the camera stands.
Or write to info@stillroomcreative.com
The desk is run by Hal, an automated assistant. Give him the shoot date, the stage or location, and what the camera needs to see.