Architect’s rendering · Reopening Sept 2026
The stage

60 × 40. Cyc‑ready.
Load straight onto the floor.

A pre-rigged stage in South Salt Lake with a two-wall RGB cyc, wireless lighting control, and a grip package in the day rate.

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Stage at a glanceSLFS · South Salt Lake, UT
Stage
60′ × 40′
Cyclorama
2 walls · 18′ tall
Grid height
18′
Cyc lights
Full RGB
Control
Wireless CRMX
Load-in
14′ overhead door
Power
220 lunchbox*
Shoot day
10 hrs + load-in/out
* 220 V distro with Bates connections; full amperage published with the rate sheet. Day = 10 shooting hours plus one hour in and one hour out. Overtime after 12.
Cyc washed teal by the RGB cyc lights

A cyc that changes color on command

Two 18-foot cyc walls, pre-lit with full RGB cyc lights. Dial in a clean white, a chroma key, or a gradient from the iPad and keep your crew on the floor instead of on ladders.

  • Two-wall hard cyc, 18′ tall
  • Full RGB cyc lights, pre-rigged
  • Wireless DMX over CRMX (LumenRadio)
  • Controlled from the Blackout iPad app
Shoot in progress under the pre-rigged grid with the cyc lit blue

Walk in to a pre-rigged stage

The grid trims at 18 feet and comes pre-rigged, so day one starts with blocking, not with a pre-light. Bring your own fixtures or upgrade to the full lighting package and use ours.

  • 1-ton grip package included with every stage day
  • Upgrade to a 2-ton grip package plus full lighting package
  • Storage on site for flats, furniture, and set pieces between days
Commercial shoot on the stage

Unload straight onto the stage

A 14-foot industrial overhead door opens straight onto the floor. Back the truck up to it and unload directly onto the stage, roll set pieces through without a ramp or dock, or bring a picture car onto the floor.

  • 14′ overhead door, stage-level load-in
  • Wardrobe and makeup room with a live video feed from the stage
  • Full kitchen and green room, two restrooms, production office

Floor plan

Stage, support rooms, and storage under one roof. Roughly 101′ by 79′ overall.

Stage floor plan showing the stage, storage rooms, wardrobe, restrooms, office, and kitchen
Stage
60′ × 40′
Two-wall cyc, 18′ grid, overhead door
Storage
Two rooms
Flats, furniture, set pieces
Wardrobe + makeup
On stage level
Live video feed from the stage
Kitchen + green room
Full kitchen
Crew meals and holding
Restrooms
Two
Off the stage corridor
Office
On site
Stage-side production office
Load-in
14′ overhead door
Unload directly onto the stage
Footprint
~101′ × 79′
Building overall

Packages

Two ways to book the stage. Every quote is still built around your schedule and crew size.

IncludedStage + 1-ton grip$1,500/day
  • 60′ × 40′ stage with cyc
  • Pre-rigged grid and RGB cyc lights
  • 1-ton grip package*
  • Stage-level load-in, parking, support rooms
UpgradeStage + 2-ton grip + lighting$2,500/day
  • Everything in the day rate
  • 2-ton grip package*
  • Full lighting package*
  • Best for larger crews and multi-setup days

* Full package inventories (PDF) coming with the rate sheet. Rates are per 10-hour shoot day plus one hour load-in and one hour out; overtime after 12 hours. Multi-day and buyout pricing on request. See the studio rules for insurance and cyc care.

On the floor

Crew on the white cyc under the lantern and fixture grid
Cyc washed teal by the RGB cyc lights
Commercial shoot on the stage with a book light overhead
Talent running on the cyc, showing the scale of the stage
Projection shoot on the SLFS stage
Director watching a close-up on the on-set monitor
Cardboard set build on the white cyc
Crew gathered on the stage floor

All photographs shot on the SLFS stage.

Quick answers

The questions producers ask first. Anything else, call or send the form.

How big is the stage?

The stage is 60 by 40 feet with a two-wall hard cyclorama 18 feet tall. The lighting grid trims at 18 feet.

What is included in the stage day rate?

The $1,500 day rate includes the 60 by 40 stage, the pre-rigged grid with full RGB cyc lights on wireless CRMX control, a 1-ton grip package, stage-level load-in, parking, and the support rooms: wardrobe and makeup, kitchen and green room, two restrooms, and storage. The $2,500 day rate adds a 2-ton grip package and a full lighting package.

How long is a shoot day?

A shoot day is 10 shooting hours plus one hour to load in and one hour to load out, 12 hours total. Time past 12 hours bills as overtime.

Can we load equipment directly onto the stage?

Yes. A 14-foot industrial overhead door opens at stage level, so trucks unload directly onto the floor and a picture car can be driven on.

What insurance does the studio require?

Commercial general liability of at least $2,000,000 aggregate and $1,000,000 per occurrence naming Salt Lake Film Studio as additional insured, property coverage of at least $1,000,000 for studio equipment in your care, and workers compensation of at least $1,000,000. The certificate is due before load-in. Coverage can be purchased through the studio’s venue liability partner.

Are the production offices available with the stage?

Yes. Book the stage on its own, or take the full buyout and use the production offices, conference room, wardrobe and props rooms, and kitchen under the same roof.

Architect's rendering of the production office receptionRENDERING
Also under this roof

Production offices, a hallway away

Nine private offices, a conference room, wardrobe and props rooms, and a full kitchen share the roof with the stage. Book them on their own or take the full buyout.

See the offices

Check availability

Tell us your dates, days on stage, and crew size. We’ll confirm the hold and price the package to your show.

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