Skyway Studios

Skyway Studios is a production campus at 3201 Dickerson Pike in Nashville, Tennessee, minutes from downtown, with an LED stage for virtual production in Studio D. The 16-acre gated campus also has sound stages, a cyc wall, control rooms and flex space, and Skyway hosts music videos, television, commercials, corporate shoots and live productions.

Studio D LED stage

• LED wall: currently configured at 36 feet by 13 feet 6 inches with a 3-foot curve, using 2.9mm panels.
• XR and tracking: the Studio D ceiling has been mapped for extended reality (XR) shoots, and Skyway lists camera tracking, real-time rendering and on-set VFX supervision among the stage’s features.
• Stage: 4,086 square feet wall to wall, a 15-foot-10-inch grid height, 800 amps in the lighting grid and a 200-amp three-phase drop with cam locks.

Other spaces

• Studio C: a 36 by 27-foot cyc wall next door to the LED stage.
• Studios A and B: 4,094 and 5,029 square feet, each with an 800-amp lighting grid.
• Flex space: about 12,000 square feet of usable space with a separate entrance.
• Private dressing rooms, green rooms, a guest lounge and on-site tenants including a lighting and grip company and post-production specialists.

Productions on the LED stage

According to Skyway, Old Dominion’s “Never Be Sorry” video, a Brothers Osborne performance for Sofar Nashville, a performance for The Ellen Show and a Gravely mower product launch were shot on the LED stage. In 2026, an American Eagle campaign featuring Ella Langley used Studio D’s LED stage alongside the Studio C cyc wall, with horses brought onto the LED set.