Studio infrastructure for
Film, TV & Media — designed,
installed, supported.
Infrastructure audit, requirements scoping, and feasibility analysis. We understand your workflow before we specify a single piece of equipment.
End-to-end signal flow design, equipment specification, rack layout, and network architecture. Engineered for your workflow — not a generic template.
Vendor-agnostic. We specify the right equipment for your brief — not the easiest to source, not the most familiar. Supply chain management from order to delivery.
Physical build, cable infrastructure, rack installation, and system integration. Managed by ARLOW with a specialist team assembled for your project. Every cable is individually identified and corresponds directly to the system design documentation.
Full system commissioning, testing, and sign-off. We do not consider a facility complete until every signal path has been verified and documented.
Comprehensive documentation, operator training, and post-installation support. AutoCAD diagrams, rack layouts, and full cable schedules — delivered as a permanent as-built record. The relationship does not end at handover — it begins there.
Transparent, structured, and founder-present at every stage. You always know where the project is and who is accountable for it.
We begin with a detailed technical and operational brief. Understanding how your facility will actually be used is more important than what equipment it contains.
Full system design, signal flow documentation, equipment specification, and budget modelling — all presented before a single order is placed.
Vendor engagement, lead time management, logistics coordination. Delivery schedules built around your production calendar, not equipment availability.
Physical installation and system integration — managed by ARLOW with a specialist team assembled specifically for your project brief.
Full commissioning, signal verification, documentation, and training. The facility is handed over only when every system has been tested to specification.
All ARLOW installations are completed to broadcast standard. Every cable is individually identified, corresponding directly to the system design documentation. That documentation — AutoCAD system diagrams, rack layouts, and full cable schedules — is delivered at handover as a permanent record of everything built. When something needs changing in five years, the information is there.
This is not standard practice in the industry. It is ARLOW standard practice — on every project, regardless of size.
Large projects have complexity. Freelancers have availability. ARLOW has something that fills the gap.
The most experienced person on your project is also the most invested. You deal directly with the founder from brief to commissioning — not a rotating cast of project managers.
ARLOW works exclusively in film, television, media, and music. We speak your language, understand your workflows, and have built facilities like yours before.
Every contractor is chosen for the specific demands of your project. ARLOW draws on a network of seasoned specialists — engineers with decades of experience in disciplines that require genuine craft: audio jackfield wiring and termination, krone frame installation, fibre optic fusion splicing, and structured broadcast cabling. These are not generalists. They are practitioners who have spent careers doing one thing exceptionally well. ARLOW selects, manages, and is fully accountable for every one of them.
One contact. One practice. Every phase. You are never left to coordinate between multiple vendors or manage a fragmented supply chain.
Architects design beautiful buildings. Builders deliver them on spec. But neither typically understands the technical, operational, and acoustic requirements of a working broadcast facility, recording studio, or media space. ARLOW bridges that gap — translating what a facility needs to perform into geometry an architect can build from.
Precise AutoCAD drawings that show equipment placement, cable routing, furniture, acoustic treatment zones, and room adjacencies. Formatted to architect and contractor standards — ready to go directly into a building package or planning submission.
Three-dimensional renders of the proposed space — giving clients, architects, and interior designers a shared visual reference before a single wall goes up. Removes ambiguity, catches conflicts early, and helps non-technical stakeholders make informed decisions.
"Architects and builders don't always understand the technical, operational, or acoustic requirements of a working facility. ARLOW translates that knowledge into a language they can act on."
Many facilities we build are private — photographing them is not always possible. What we can show is the range of organisations that have trusted ARLOW to design, specify, and deliver their infrastructure.
The facility will work.
That is not a promise we make lightly — it is the only promise we make.
ARLOW was founded on a simple conviction: the people who make the world's stories deserve infrastructure that performs as precisely as their craft demands.
Every project carries the founder's name. Every outcome is personal. That accountability cannot be replicated by a practice that sends a different project manager to every meeting.