Four rooms · one roof
Writing camps atWeddington Studios
A camp only works when the rooms are close, the gear is identical, and nobody is watching the clock. Four rooms under one roof in the NoHo Arts District, open 24 hours with staff always on site: this building was made for camps.
Host your camp hereWhy camps work here
Four rooms, a hallway apart
Writers rotate, producers float, and a hook cut in one room lands in another in minutes.
The same chain everywhere
A Neve 1073 into a Tube-Tech CL1B, Pro Tools 2024, and the full plugin suite in every room, so sessions open anywhere.
Open 24 hours, staff on site
Someone runs the building around the clock: camp days end when the record is done.
Built for the crew
The lounge, named parking for everyone, and the Arts District's food a short walk away.
The full rundown of every room lives on the equipment page, and house engineers can staff every station.
Your four stations
How booking works
Camps are custom: rooms, days, engineers, and hours all get quoted as one package. Send the inquiry below and the studio comes back with a real quote and a plan, usually the same day. Rather talk first? Text (626) 216-5965.
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Camp questions
How does a writing camp work at Weddington?+
You lock out the rooms you need, from one to all four, for a day or a week. Writers and producers rotate between rooms, every room runs the same chain and plugin suite, and sessions bounce between spaces without a single cable change.
How much does a camp cost?+
Camps are quoted custom based on rooms, days, and hours. Room rates start at $20 an hour and multi-room lockouts are priced as a package. Send the inquiry and the studio comes back with a real number fast.
Can camps run overnight?+
Yes. The studio is open 24 hours with staff always on site, so camp days can run as late as the songs demand.
Can you provide engineers for each room?+
House engineers can be requested per room, from $25 an hour each, so every station stays productive even with writers who do not drive a session themselves.
More on running camp days in the studio journal.