Audio/Video Center Overview

The Audio/Video Center

An Audio/Video Center is being developed on a 249-acre property in the Town of Ramapo. This facility will serve as a central hub for producing audio and video content that reaches a global audience, including interviews, reports, dramatizations, and educational series.

What makes the space unique?

Studios

The studios will have flexible spaces for filming. They will also have virtual production sets capable of recreating scenes from any part of the world without having to travel.

Workshops

Creative studios and workshops for photography, art, and set design—spaces where ideas come to life.

Infrastructure

Thoughtfully designed infrastructure to support sustainable operations.

We’re committed to being a transparent and positive presence in the community. As the project moves forward, we’ll continue to share updates and look forward to connecting with those interested in this exciting project.

The Support Buildings

Residences

On this live/work campus, volunteers will have a peaceful place to call home. Thoughtfully arranged buildings will bring in natural light, reduce noise, and reflect a design that truly cares about people and the planet.

Event Facility

At the heart of the campus, this multi-use building is designed to be converted as needed from a dining hall to an auditorium with room for up to 1,200 people—reducing the need for extra buildings and supporting the environment through design.

Offices

Built for comfort and focus, these offices offer natural light, outdoor work areas, and open stairs—helping people move more, stress less, and work better.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the site be noisy once it’s operating?

No. The site is designed to stay calm and quiet. Enclosed studios will keep activity steady and contained.

Read the noise impact details in the Fall 2024 Newsletter.

Will the site increase traffic on Sterling Mine Road once it’s operating?

We know traffic is a concern. This is a live/work campus—meaning volunteers will live on-site and walk to work, which will result in less daily traffic and a quieter neighborhood for everyone.

Is this project environmentally friendly?

Yes. By reducing daily car trips and building only what’s needed, the project will help protect the local environment. It’s a design that puts people and the planet first.

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