Marketing Agency Moving in the Sacramento Valley

Agencies in Sacramento often choose character buildings in midtown, along R Street or near the Railyards, and those tend to have tight stairs, shallow elevators and street loading. In Roseville, Folsom and Chico the studio may sit in a flex suite with a roll-up door, which makes backdrop rolls and printers far easier. At the walk-through we hold the long items up against the stair turns and elevator depth, because a seamless roll that will not fit the cab goes up by hand.

Your producer gives us the shoot calendar and flags which kits are booked. From that we split the job: archives, props and general desks on the first day, then the studio and the presentation room on the last, so the agency can host a client at the new address before the studio is finished.

Studio gear is valuable in small pieces, so the rule is closed cases only. Strobes, lenses, heads and cables travel in the cases your team packed and latched; the crew does not open them or tip loose gear into general cartons. Cases ride strapped to the truck floor and are stacked only as high as your producer allows.

Backdrop rolls are crushed by standing on end or by weight on top, so they lie flat on padded racks. Work walls stay upright. The printer stays level and strapped. On a July day a truck body heats up fast in a Valley parking lot, so inks, paper stock and anything with a battery load last and come off first. The presentation room is set before the studio, so clients see a finished room.