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Plano Studio space for rent? - 10-19-2010, 04:29 PM


I have a few upcoming opportunities that require a larger studio space than what my in-home studio can handle. From querying this forum, I haven't seen much that lends itself to Plano/Frisco/Allen (except renting the Cotton Mill with all of their waivers, etc). I am looking for a space that can accommodate group shots of up to 30 people, then also allowing for space for individual head shots.

Short of leasing and opening my own private studio (which is still in the future plans), what options are out there?

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10-19-2010, 08:03 PM


Scott,

Robert's space might be able to handle 30?

Archinal Camera in Richardson.

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Is WalnutHill and 35 to far away? If not, we have a member there that has a huge place he rents. Darryl Briggs
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I think Archinal would be too small for a group of 30 shot. Does the group shot have to be indoors?

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Try Cowboy Studio in Allen.
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10-20-2010, 02:35 PM


Yeah, I forgot Cowboy was trying to fill up that extra space in the building with a studio.

@ Paul, yea i was not sure, been many years since I have been by Roberts.

I wish my studio was big enough to do 30 folks... well I suppose if we stack em like wood????

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