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Podcast & Video Studios · Chichester, West Sussex

Record your podcast or video in a 16th-century barn.

One properly treated studio, four ways to set it up, and a 16th-century barn around it. Audio, video, and room to think. About seventy minutes from London if you take the train.

  • One studio, four setups
  • 4K multi-camera
  • Engineer on every session
  • Hundreds of episodes recorded here

The studio

Pick your setup. We'll do the rest.

One room, four and a half metres square, reset to suit the session. Interview, panel, solo or full video. Book it for an hour, or take the day.

The studio set for an interview: two chairs facing each other across the table, two microphones on boom arms

Two across the table

The Interview Setup

Our flagship. Two cameras plus wide. Built for the marquee guest.

The studio set for a panel: four microphones around the table

Four-mic table

The Panel Setup

Round-table layout, four mic positions, easy sightlines.

The studio set for a solo session: one chair, one microphone, one host

One desk, one host

The Solo Setup

Tight, controlled, perfect for a single host or a video-first show.

The studio set for video: green screen, teleprompter and lights

Green screen + video

The Production Setup

Green screen, teleprompter and the full video kit when the session calls for it.

Studio gear & perks

Everything you need to make something good, already in the room.

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Session pricing

One-off or ongoing. We've got options.

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Solo

From £39/hour

A solo host or one-on-one interview. Two cameras, professional audio, an engineer in the room.

  • Two-camera video
  • Shure SM7B audio
  • Pre-shoot planning call
  • Engineer on-site
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Most chosen

Classic

From £69/hour

Our most-booked package. Three cameras, full edit, thirty short-form cuts. The version most B2B brands settle on.

  • Three-camera video
  • Audio + video edit
  • Thirty short-form cuts
  • Engineer + producer on-site
  • Files within five working days
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Deluxe

From £200/production

A finished production in one sitting. We record, edit and cut six short-form pieces. You leave with a deliverable.

  • Multi-camera setup
  • One to two hours recording
  • Full edit
  • Six premium short-form cuts
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Prices from. A full quote with kit, edit and any extras you need lands with you within a working day of your enquiry. Bulk-booking and retainer rates are available for regular shows.

How we work

Three ways to record with us.

At the barn, remotely with a producer on the call, or on-location with the mobile kit. The same standard, the same producer-led way of working, either way.

At the barn

Come to Chichester and record in the studio at the barn. The fullest version of what we do.

  • One studio, four setups, hour by hour or whole days
  • On-site engineer and producer on every session
  • Solo, Classic and Deluxe packages apply
  • Free studio tour before you book

Whole-day takeovers and multi-day production blocks are common for agencies and networks.

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Remote

When a guest or host cannot get to the barn, we still produce the session properly.

  • A real producer joins your call to run the session
  • Broadcast-grade audio and video captured on each end
  • We sync every track after the recording, so nothing is lost to compression
  • Solo, two-way or multi-guest, anywhere in the world

Best when you want the production lift of a studio session without the travel.

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On-location

We bring the mobile studio to your venue. Same kit, same producer, set up around your event or office.

  • Multi-camera audio and video, lighting, monitors
  • One producer in charge, no DIY on the day
  • Conferences, offices, festivals, location interviews
  • Travel and crew quoted per booking

Tell us the date and the address and we will come back with a number.

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Whichever way you record, we can also run full branded content campaigns through our parent company, Virtual Studio Event, from strategy through to the social cut.

Off-site recording, in detail

The same producer-led session, just somewhere else.

Remote and on-location sessions are run the same way as a barn session. A producer is in charge, the kit is broadcast-grade, and the files come back ready to publish or hand to your editor.

How a remote session works

  1. 1 Plan call. A quick conversation to understand the show, the guests, and the kit you already have. We send a setup brief so guests can sound their best.
  2. 2 Production call. A producer joins your recording, watches levels, keeps the conversation moving, and steps in if something goes off the rails.
  3. 3 Sync and deliver. We pull every audio and video track from each end. No compressed Zoom files. You get raw multitrack, a clean edit, or short-form cuts as agreed.

How on-location works

  1. 1 Scope. Tell us the date, the place, and what you are filming. We send a quote covering travel, crew and time, with one producer named on it.
  2. 2 Setup. We arrive ahead of you, build the set, soundcheck, and brief the host. You walk in, sit down, and record.
  3. 3 Deliver. Files come back the same way as a barn session. Raw multitrack, a clean edit, or short-form social cuts, depending on what you booked.

Not ready to hit record?

Come and have a look first. Free 30-minute studio tour.

Drop us a line and we'll arrange a time. Half an hour, on-site, no pitch. We'll show you the studio, walk through the kit, and talk about what you're trying to make. If you'd rather do it over Zoom, that works too.

One free tour per client. Strategy sessions for regular bookings can be booked at any time.

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Inside the restored 16th-century barn at Granary Digital

What a session looks like

Inside the barn during a typical recording day.

Single hosts, multi-guest interviews, video-first shows. We treat every session like the work matters, because it does.

Two people recording a podcast interview across the studio table

Two-person interview

Four guests recording a panel discussion around the studio table

Four-guest panel

A host recording a solo podcast episode in the studio

Solo episode

An engineer setting a microphone before a session

Setting the room

A camera operator framing a shot during a recording session

Behind the scenes

A presenter recording to camera in front of a green screen

Video-first recording

Why we built this

A studio that doesn't feel like one.

Most podcast studios are designed by sound engineers for sound engineers. The result is reliable acoustics in a windowless box. Fine for the sound, less fine for the guest who's about to spend four hours in there.

We thought it was worth caring about the room as well. So when we found a 16th-century barn with the original timber frame still intact, we fitted it out for audio and video production without sanding the character off.

One room, four and a half metres square, treated properly and reset between sessions. Soundproofing where it has to be, an engineer in the room, and a barn that has been a working building for four hundred years around you.

It's not for everyone. London is closer for most clients. But if you've ever spent a day in a nine-by-six box, you'll understand why we did it.

James Jones, founder

Shows recorded here

A handful of the podcasts we've helped make.

These are real shows. Each embed plays the most recent episode from the channel, so what you see below changes with their release schedule.

Creative Conversations Podcast

Weekly podcast on the minds and journeys of creatives

Watch on YouTube →

Generationally Speaking

Alastair Greener: bridging the generation gap through conversation

Watch on YouTube →

Honest Talk with Lottie

Reach Charity: the reality of dating with a limb difference, recorded at the barn

Watch on YouTube →

Where to find us

Just outside Chichester. About seventy minutes from London.

Chichester station is a direct train from London Victoria, and we're ten minutes by car from there. Parking is on-site and free. There's a charger if you're driving electric.

  • ~70 min

    London Victoria

  • ~50 min

    From Brighton

  • ~20 min

    From Portsmouth

  • ~10 min

    From Chichester station

Exact address shared on booking confirmation.

Things people ask

A few questions answered before you ask.

Where exactly are you?
Just outside Chichester, West Sussex. About seventy minutes from London by train into Chichester station, then a short drive. Plenty of parking on-site, and an EV charger if you need it.
Can you change the setup during a booking?
Yes. The studio resets between formats in minutes. Plenty of clients record an interview in the morning and solo episodes after lunch. For multi-show production days, send us the running order and we will plan the resets around it.
Can you record remote guests or hosts?
Yes. We run fully produced remote sessions: a producer joins your call to run the show, we capture broadcast-grade audio and video on each end, and sync every track together once you have finished recording. Solo hosts, two-way interviews and multi-guest panels all work. You can have raw files at the end, or a fully edited episode.
Can you come out to a venue or event?
Yes. The mobile setup brings the same kit and the same producer to your location: conferences, offices, festivals, location interviews. Travel, crew and time are quoted per booking. Send a date and an address and we will come back with a number.
What's actually included in the hourly rate?
The room, the kit (cameras, microphones, lighting, monitors), the engineer running the session, and a planning call beforehand if it would help. No setup fee, no minimum on top.
Do you do video as well as audio?
Yes. The studio is fitted for both. Three-camera multicam is standard on the Classic package; we can scale up for larger productions.
Can I bring my own producer or editor?
Of course. Our team can hand off raw files at the end of the session, or work alongside yours during the shoot.
What happens after I send an enquiry?
James reads it. You'll hear back within a working day with a quote, a few suggested dates, and a link to grab a fifteen-minute call if you'd like to talk it through.
Is the barn really 16th-century?
Yes. The original timber frame is largely intact. The building has been carefully fitted out for production work; the character is on purpose.
Can I see it before I book?
Absolutely. We run free 30-minute studio tours and strategy sessions. Drop us a line and we’ll arrange a visit.

Let's get you booked

Tell us what you're recording.

Whether it's your first time or your fiftieth, we're here to help you make something good. We'll come back within a working day with a quote, a few dates that work, and a link to grab a fifteen-minute call.

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