922 Dragon Studios

922 Dragon Studios

Two soundstages and one monster kitchen in the Dallas Design District.

922 Dragon St · Dallas, TX 75207

The spaces

Two stages and a kitchen in one building. Each has its own page with the full figures.

Big Lair

Best for commercial, film, vehicles

Big Lair: a white cyclorama under a black lighting grid, with an SUV parked on the stage floor.

The large stage. A cyclorama wall with a lighting grid, and room beside it for vehicles, big builds and drive-in shots.

Area
2,744 sq ft
Floor
49′ × 56′
Grid height
18′ 3″
Big Lair details

Little Lair

Best for tabletop, product, beauty

Little Lair: a white cyclorama with a rolling ladder and overhead lights.

The smaller stage. A clean, controlled cyclorama that pre-lights fast, sized for tabletop, product, interview and beauty work.

Area
957 sq ft
Floor
33′ × 29′
Grid height
14′ 10″
Little Lair details

The Monster Prep Kitchen

Built for food stylists, tabletop

The Monster Prep Kitchen: steel prep tables on wheels, a gas range and fryer, a three-door refrigerator and lights rigged overhead.

A catering prep kitchen beside both stages. Room to prepare, plate and reset between takes without leaving the building.

Access
Steps from both stages
Booking
With either stage
Kitchen details
The client room: a U-shaped table with black office chairs, two wall screens and framed art.

Amenities

  • Client roomA room for clients and agency while the crew works.
  • Client KitchenA separate room for lunch and craft service.
  • Hair and makeupA room for wardrobe, hair and makeup.
  • Production officesTwo offices, somewhere for production to set up and stay set up.
All amenities
The 922 Dragon Studios building in the Dallas Design District: a brick front with black awnings, the 922 Dragon Studios sign on the cream side wall, and the downtown skyline behind.

Dallas Design District

922 Dragon St
Dallas, TX 75207

Open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

10 minutes to Love Field, 20 to DFW, minutes from downtown.

Questions

The short answers. Call or request a quote for anything else.

Where is 922 Dragon Studios?

922 Dragon St, Dallas, TX 75207, in the Dallas Design District. It is about 10 minutes from Love Field and 20 from DFW.

How big are the stages?

Big Lair is 2,744 sq ft, a 49′ × 56′ floor with an 18′ 3″ lighting grid. Little Lair is 957 sq ft, a 33′ × 29′ floor with a 14′ 10″ grid. Both have a cyclorama wall.

Can we drive a vehicle onto the stage?

Yes. Big Lair has a drive-in door at ground level, 14′ high and 16′ wide.

Is there a kitchen for food shoots?

Yes. The Monster Prep Kitchen is 1,170 sq ft and steps from both stages, with a 6-burner gas range, an electric grill, a dual-basket fryer, a 3-door refrigerator and a 2-door freezer. It books with Big Lair or Little Lair, never on its own.

What comes with every booking?

A client room, the Client Kitchen for lunch and craft service, a hair and makeup room, and two production offices.

How much power do the stages have?

Big Lair has three 150 A, 3-phase services. Little Lair has one 150 A, 3-phase service, and the kitchen has 100 A, 3-phase. All are cam-lock with reverse ground.

Can we rent cameras and lighting?

Yes. Electric Light & Power and 4:4:4 Camera are the studio’s exclusive providers for camera, grip and electric. Send requests to rental@electriclight.com and the gear is waiting at the stage. Still cameras, strobes and gear your production owns are the exceptions.

Where does the crew park?

On the street, on both sides. The front lot has a few spaces, usually kept for the client, so check with us before you take one. Do not park on the grass lot across the street. Oncor owns it and tows.

How do we book?

Request a quote on this site. It is seven quick questions and takes about a minute. Or call the studio at (214) 630-7228. Expect a reply within 1 business day. Your date is not confirmed until you hear from 922 Dragon.

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