The Move Miami

The Move Miami is a podcast and media production studio on NW 29th Street in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, on the Kobi Karp Architecture campus. Founded by Andrew Loranger in November 2023, it has grown to 14 designed sets across three studios plus a hybrid event space. According to The Move, ESPN, Netflix and Comedy Central have booked sessions here, and Shaq, Gary Vee, Rick Ross and Theo Von have recorded at the studio.

Studios and sets

• Studio A: six sets, including the Brown Chairs and Table sets and a teleprompter table set for solo on-camera shoots.
• Studio B: five sets, including the White Couch and large chair configurations.
• Studio C: three sets, including a black-chair set against an infinite backdrop.
• Event space: The Arena and LED Wall sets in a theater-style room for up to 100 people in person plus virtual attendees, with multi-camera 4K livestreaming.

Each set seats up to four on-camera guests and has a 75-inch TV for logo display.

Cameras, audio and crew

• Every booking includes three 8K cinema cameras, two Shure SM7B microphones with DJI or RØDE lavalier backup audio, Aputure lighting and an on-site technician.
• Audio runs through a RØDECaster, and extra cameras, extra microphones, a teleprompter, live chop editing and livestreaming are available as add-ons.
• All studios are set up for Riverside remote guests, and a photographer shoots behind-the-scenes stills.
• Footage, audio and photos are delivered in 4K within 24 hours, or transferred to an SSD on site.

Beyond podcasts

The sets are also booked for long-form YouTube content, video sales letters, ads, courses, documentaries and short films. The Move offers post-production, remote mobile podcast recording, custom set design and studio-build consulting.

Booking and parking

Sets are booked online by date or by set, and free 15-minute studio tours are available. Production teams of up to eight can wait in the reception area during recording. Parking is available along NW 29th Street and NW 6th Avenue.