About Studio Q

Studio Q boasts over 2000 sqft with extremely tall ceilings, tons of natural light, 12 x 14 x 14 Cyclorama Wall, private bathroom, concrete floors, 11x12 overhead garage door, and ample convenient parking. We offer a wide selection of props/furniture/equipment/plants to utilize but you’re also welcome to bring your own. Currently the best natural lighting can be found in the late morning/early afternoon.

Props & Furniture

  • Stools

    • Wood, Black, White, Dark Brown

  • Chairs

    • White, Green Velvet, Black Leather, Clear Acrylic, Vintage Gold Velvet

  • Brown Leather Sofa

  • Ginger Velvet Sofa

  • White Decorative Roman Columns

  • White desk

  • Mirrors

  • Various Plants (real + decorative)

  • Decorative Wooden Ladder

  • Disco balls, multi-sized

  • Beige Pouf

  • Two-tier Gold Table with mirror tops

COMING SOON:

Rug Assortment Photos

Rolling Backdrop Wall Phot os

Equipment

  • Godox SK400 Photography light

  • Soft box Diffuser

  • Industrial Clips

  • Seamless Backdrop Paper

    • White, Beige, Thistle Purple, Aspen Yellow, Sky Blue, Carnation Pink, Leaf Green, Crimson, Cocoa, Ultramarine

  • 9.5x10ft Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Backdrop Stand

  • Step Ladders

Ran By Sisters

 

Studio Q is founded and owned by local photographer, Quincy Phillips. Quincy has been a photographer for 7 years and loves all things creativity and community, so opening a studio has been a dream of hers from the beginning. This is the second studio location. We initially opened up a spot in garden city that we quickly outgrew and didn’t end up working out logistically. After a year of looking, Quincy found this unique old industrial building that was loaded with potential. The rest is history. She hired her sister Evie to help manage the Studio and behind-the-scenes operations and is so excited to share the space with the community.

Studio Manager: Evie Phillips

Evie went to a technical charter high school where she learned about digital arts and web design and development. She spent her senior year interning at a digital marketing company doing just that and was later hired on as a web developer. Two years later Quincy offered her a job to manage the Studio and run the website, Evie was ready for a change and accepted this exciting new opportunity. Evie is also a full-time student at BSU and is in her third year of the engineering program.