Immersion Room, the Toronto virtual production studio, has moved into a new 23,000 sq. ft. film studio sound stage in Downsview Park. The new facility more than doubles its square footage, nestled into a studio complex with extra support on-site for productions. The extra space also expands Immersion Room’s innovation arm, allowing for LED stage upgrades, including a new articulating LED ceiling. Co-CEO Tanya Stemberger says the move also allows the company to support larger productions, expand resources needed for software development and innovation, and provides space to expand the technology sales and consulting arm of the business as it begins “round two” of funding. Immersion Room started in early 2020 with seed capital from the Canadian Small Business Financing program.
Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – Immersion Room moves into new sound stage
SUBSCRIBE NOW - IT'S FREE!
At Broadcast Dialogue®, we are committed to delivering industry-leading insights, news, and analysis directly to your inbox—completely free of charge.
By providing full / accurate information, you are helping us sustain Broadcast Dialogue® as a free resource. In return, we commit to delivering high-quality content that keeps you informed on the latest trends, technology, and news shaping the broadcast landscape—at no cost to you.
The Weekly Briefing from Broadcast Dialogue® is delivered exclusively to our subscribers by email every Thursday.
By providing full / accurate information, you are helping us sustain Broadcast Dialogue® as a free resource. In return, we commit to delivering high-quality content that keeps you informed on the latest trends, technology, and news shaping the broadcast landscape—at no cost to you.
The Weekly Briefing from Broadcast Dialogue® is delivered exclusively to our subscribers by email every Thursday.
Latest News
News Director – Prince George BC
NEWS DIRECTOR
Prince George, BC
Pattison Media Prince George has a very rare opening in it’s operation.
We are seeking an exceptional newsroom leader to guide all...
OP-ED: Ottawa’s journalism policy still has a radio blind spot
Submitted by Barry Rooke, Executive Director, National Campus and Community Radio Association (NCRA/ANREC)
Canada’s journalism-support system contains a basic contradiction.
A reporter covering a municipal council...
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
Kayla Grey has announced her exit from TSN after a decade. Grey, who revealed the move in a lengthy Substack post on Monday,...




