Casey Neistat's Studio Is Incredibly Well-Designed For Function

by Douglas Sonders July 1, 2013 9 Comments

If you don't know Casey Neistat's name, you probably know at least one of his viral videos (like this). Gizmodo just did a great multi-part video series showcasing Casey's nearly OCD attention to detail that he used when creating his New York City studio and workspace. You have to admit, it's quite admirable the way he meticulously designed his workspaces for maximum functionality. As I am moving my photo and video business to New York City myself, I hope to take a few notes. Click to see the full post with video part 2 below.

How would you design your perfect New York City Studio?

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About Douglas Sonders

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Commercial Photographer (mainly Phase One medium format digital) and filmmaker based out of NYC. Started a site called Notabully.org to spread stories about well-behaved and positive pitbulls. Love cars, 80s movies, dogs, and adventure. Free time is spent traveling, sleeping, adventuring, or working on my baby, a 1969 Mustang Mach 1.

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Jimmy Thigpen July 1, 2013

so organizred... so awesome.

Andrew Griswold July 1, 2013

This dude is CRAZY...awesome! Been following his work for a very long time and its incredible to watch this man behind the camera and analyze his process. His studio is one of a kind and really shows you how to best use the space you are given to maximize functionality. Thanks for the post Douglas, love seeing this mans process!!