After shooting out of other studios for years, Bob Williams wanted to create his own custom space, designed to his specific lighting style and vision. Photographing cars is his specialty since 1985. Combining visual excitement with workflow efficiency, Bob Williams Studio offers a clean working environment with a large assortment of lighting and grip equipment rentals, including ARRI and Avenger, to meet the needs of any photographer. Williams sources video cameras, lenses, dollies, track and jib-arms, as well as support crews, and he can arrange for production services such as retouching, stylists, coordinators, model and casting agencies. Located in an 11,000-square-foot building, the studio features a cove wall with large corner, top and bottom radiuses, allowing light to travel and reflect beautifully. “It is the culmination of many years of shooting high-end projects for advertising clients from all over the world,� Williams says. Recently, the 2013 Viper Launch catalog was...

In building a space for himself four years ago in Beijing, Ben McMillan realized an opportunity to serve a much broader community by making an international studio. A former BBC news producer and experienced photographer working in China, McMillan now provides a new service taking away the stress of organizing a shoot in a foreign country. While welcoming work on local projects, Beijing Photospace is ideal for out-of-town shooters. They offer full production services including studio space, Profoto lighting, prop sourcing and building, location scouting, permits, casting, crew coordination, transport, catering and retouching, and other equipment that otherwise isn't available in China. Located close to the airport, ten minutes from the 798 Art Zone and surrounded by green fields, Beijing Photospace has unique connectivity to transport and locations. The studio itself is flexible and large enough for car work, and McMillan designed the space so cars can drive directly into...