The San Francisco Nest, San Francisco's Largest Flexible Production Studio, Opens

	Alcons Audio demo at The San Francisco Nest

With the expansion of San Francisco and Bay Area businesses over the last few years the need for studio production and demonstration spaces has increased rapidly. In response to this growing need The San Francisco Nest recently opened it's doors to a wide range of clients.

The SF Nest is one of the largest, versatile studio spaces in the Bay Area. The company says this flexibility, coupled with it's prime location (just off of route 101 and a ten minute drive to San Francisco International Airport), is making the studio a hit with clients. Ideally suited for just about any kind of production the 60' x 60' square space can host film, television, photographic and commercial shoots, music production rehearsals, green screen and motion capture, as well as providing and ideal space for product launches, demos, and corporate events.

Uniquely, The SF Nest has full service provision for RV's, trailers, and food trucks as well as a large parking lot and vehicle access directly into the space for trucks and other vehicles.

David Rahn, North American sales manager for Alcons Audio, who demonstrated their new LR24 large format line array system for the first time in the United States at The SF Nest commented: "The space is great! It's very functional and acoustically it's very well behaved... It's (also) very well isolated. It works really well as a commercial and production space and also for special events and green screen shoots, etc. I think you can really do some good stuff in here. It's the right size, it's not too big, it's not too small. It's a ideal space."

Unlike other studios in San Francisco, The Nest's location makes it ideal for projects that require quiet, or conversely, to be able to make significant amounts of noise. Rahn continued: "It's far away enough from offices so we can really crank it up and make some serious noise without disturbing anybody. And the location is good. You know, San Francisco is an incredible city... People in this region are always looking for the latest, greatest high tech stuff, whether it's on the computer side or the audio side and people have been really responding to our systems."