Shooting in a New York City video studio is great, but sometimes there are disadvantages. That’s why we built MediaMix Studios in the suburbs of northern New Jersey.
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Clients tell us MediaMix is the best video studio in NYC…
even though we’re in NJ!
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Our sound stages, video studios, broadcast studios, TV studios, LiveShot studios, webcast studios, soundstages and photography studios are easier to get to. There’s less traffic. Load-in is a breeze. We have FREE parking and it’s very quiet. And did we say that we’re really, really close to Manhattan?
Top Reasons You Should Book MediaMix Studios For Your Next Shoot:
We Will Save You Money!
We’re in the zone.
Free parking with more than 30 spaces in our lot, plus on-street parking if you need more.
Close to everything your art and wardrobe department might need. MediaMix is just off of Route 17 and minutes to Paramus – the shopping capital of the world!
Our sound stages are just 20 minutes from the George Washington Bridge and 32 minutes from mid-town NYC.
Easy and Fast Load-In and Load-Out.
MediaMix is a true sound studio. No re-takes for sound. No audio post costs to fix bad audio.
Video and audio control rooms for multi-camera productions, live or recorded, with a LightPath 100MB fiber for live shots or webcasting.
There’s no better way to tell your clients that you’re working to save them money than by bringing them to New Jersey!
Two Sound Stages
Very quiet with a wired lighting grid, lots of dimmers and 2400 amps of power.
Make-Up / Dressing Rooms
Two make-up rooms, just steps from either of our two stages
Free Wifi
LightPath 100MB fiber with mesh wifi routers for large crews.
Drive-in Capable Studios
Drive-in access to both sound stages
Kitchen
Our kitchen set doubles as a place for catering
Showers
You’d be surprised how often a shower comes in handy. We have two available.
Easy To Get To
By car, we’re 20 minutes from the GWB & 32 minutes from mid-town Manhattan. Can also be reached by bus and train.
Wardrobe Room
Large room with racks, an iron, ironing board, and steamer
Close to Shopping
Hardware, clothing, supplies, and more are minutes away.
Free Parking
More than 30 free parking spaces with additional free on-street parking
Production Offices
Two production offices with an available printer to get organized and get things done.
Close to Hotels
Many nearby hotels with prices usually ranging from $70 – $175 per night.
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MediaMix: Behind-the-Scenes
What does a media buyer do? And more importantly, what does the role of a media buyer entail? Let’s take a look at five things you need to understand about the role of a media buyer.
- Media Buyers Connect Businesses to Audiences
The main role of media buyers is to make sure that a business’s message gets across to its audience. This includes researching places where the audience of the said business hangs out. Such places can include online forums, blogs, social sites, magazines, and newspapers among others.
A media buyer looks for places where placing an ad/message from the business can have the most impact. For instance, Microsoft’s key audience is the corporate sector, the members of which use social sites such as LinkedIn. So, a media buyer looking to target corporate audiences would buy up ad space on LinkedIn where it makes the most sense.
In short, media buyers connect businesses to audiences through keen research.
- Media Buyers Are Expert Communicators
Media buying requires you to be an expert communicator. Communication is at the core of everything a media buyer does. From talking to publishers to negotiating deals, media buying requires an unsullied approach to communication.
Put simply, a media buyer that doesn’t know how to communicate is always going to find himself at the receiving end of a bad deal.
- Media Buyers Specialize in Handling Budgets
Because media buyers buy up ad space, they are responsible for the spending marketing budget. This is why media buyers have to specialize in handling budgets.
Where does the ad make the most financial sense? How can I deliver this message in as little as possible? Is there a cheaper and better alternative to the ad space I am currently looking up? These are the questions that media buyers need to ask themselves daily.
In short, a media buyer has to be financially savvy.
- Media Buyers Are in the Know
The role of a media buyer needs the person to be in the know. The person needs to be on top of industry trends, have a fair idea of what the consumers want, and what doesn’t work.
With the rise of digital platforms and the subsequent marketing rush that these platforms have experienced, media buyers have to identify trends. Taking advantage of a trend bodes well for businesses who are directly affected by the shift because the audiences are the ones that are driving the trends.
- Media Buyers Keep Track of the Performance
After researching the media outlets, the audiences, the platforms, and placing the ads, media buyers keep an eye on performance.
Performance determines whether the efforts put in by the media buyers have proved fruitful. If the performance of an advertising campaign is satisfactory, marketers can use it as either a reference point for future campaigns or double down on it. Whatever the case may be, tracking key performance indicators provides valuable insights that no media buyer can afford to overlook.
If you are looking to buy media, contact ProMedia for a free marketing consultation: 1-866-851-LEAD
