Content creation has transformed from a cute side gig into big business, and many businesses are seeing the need for attention to their content creation. We’ve seen it, too! For our members and for ourselves. And, as the content creation studio business has grown, so have the spaces to take photos, film videos, and more.
In this blog, you’ll learn about four of our favorite spaces in the Seattle area to create content. Bookmark it for when you need to block out your next content creation day.
The 4 Content Creation Studios (if you’re in a rush) ->
But, before we get to the studios, let’s talk about the thing on everyone’s mind: The money to be made.
How much money can you make as a content creator?
Content creation is still a Wild West salary-wise and it’s highly dependent on platforms, tenacity, business acumen, and more. So, don’t take what we spell out below as gospel. However, it is cool to see the range of money you can expect to make as a content creator, especially in more affluent areas like Seattle.
Average Content Creator Salaries
General Content Creator:
The average annual salary for a content creator in the United States is around $50,000 to $75,000. However, this can fluctuate significantly based on location, industry, and experience.
Social Media Influencers:
High-profile influencers with large followings can earn substantial incomes through brand partnerships, sponsored content, and merchandise sales. Earnings can range from a few thousand dollars to millions per year, depending on the influencer’s reach and engagement.
YouTubers:
YouTube creators can monetize their channels through ads, sponsorships, merchandise sales, and other methods. Earnings vary widely, with top earners raking in millions of dollars annually.
Factors Affecting Content Creator Earnings:
- Platform: Different platforms offer different monetization opportunities. For example, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok have distinct ways for creators to earn income.
- Audience Size and Engagement: The larger your audience and the more engaged they are, the higher your earning potential. Engagement is key.
- Content Niche: Some niches, like technology, finance, or beauty, tend to attract higher-paying sponsorships and brand deals.
- Experience and Skills: Content creators with specialized skills, like video editing or graphic design, can command higher take-homes.
- Location: Salaries can vary depending on the cost of living in different regions. It’s important to note that content creation often involves a significant amount of upfront work and investment without guaranteed returns. That’s why many businesses are adding content creation as a part of their marketing strategy, and some individual humans, dogs, and couples are going all in on content and seeing big rewards.
Building a successful content creation career requires dedication, persistence, and a willingness to adapt to changing trends and platforms. But the fact remains that there is money to be made—as a full-time career or as part of your marketing pie—and it helps to have a dedicated space to create content.
Amazing Seattle-Area Content Creation Studios
Humano Studios, Seattle, International District

Humano Studios is a photography studio located near the stadiums (and right across the street from Uwajimaya) in Seattle. They’ve recently downsized and offer just a few studio spaces for rent. The spaces are beautiful, light-filled, and industrial. Humano’s studios are perfect for photographers, videographers, and other creatives who need a space to work.
Here are some of Humano Studios’s perks and amenities:
- A variety of studio spaces: Humano Studios has a variety of studio spaces to choose from, ranging from small and intimate to large and open.
- Props: You can expect to find backdrops and a variety of seating in each studio.
- Convenient location: Humano is located right off of the freeway in Seattle, making it easily accessible to clients from all over the city. Plus, there are tons of food options right outside the door when you’re done creating!
If you are looking for a photography or content creation studio in Seattle, Humano Studios is a great option.
Humano Studios’s Nitty Gritty:
LARIMAR Mini Studio, Seattle, Queen Anne

In Seattle’s iconic Queen Anne neighborhood, you’ll find LARIMAR studio, located in the back of Halite, a cute vintage shop in the Northwest Work Lofts. It has backdrops, props, and most importantly: great light. This is a great place for product photos and headshots.
Here are some of LARIMAR’s perks and amenities:
- Location: Right in the heart of Queen Anne, this studio is close to everything Seattle.
- Price: At $45/hour, LARIMAR is easy on the wallet.
- Textured walls: The space features fir floors, a nice white wall, and white brick, along with paper backdrops.
- Great light: The space faces West. There are both black-out curtains and semi-opaque white curtains, giving you the option to utilize diffused natural light or direct afternoon sun (around 3 p.m., depending on the time of the year)
LARIMAR’s Nitty Gritty:
Find all details and inquire via Peerspace
North City Studio, Shoreline, WA

North City Studio is a photography studio located in Shoreline, Washington. They offer a variety of studio spaces for rent, as well as photography equipment and services. Their studios are perfect for photographers, videographers, and other creatives who need a space to work.
Here are some of the things that North City Studio’s perks and amenities:
- An airy studio space: 500 square feet of light-filled space to create.
- Props and seating: North City has a versatile couch, stools, and seating.
- Membership for creators: Sign up for a membership to enjoy more access to the space.
- Convenient location: Shoreline is a nice in-between city, which allows for flexibility for people traveling from either King or Snohomish County.
North City Studio’s Nitty Gritty:
Workhorse Coworking, Edmonds, WA

The Workhorse Coworking Content Creation Studio is one of the newest players in the Seattle Area, and it was built to go beyond photography. While it can be used for things like studio headshots, it’s best for video and podcast recordings. You bring the mics—Workhorse has the cool conversation area!
Here are some of Workhorse’s perks and amenities:
- Podcast recording setup: A dark studio with lights and chairs seems ideal for podcast recordings.
- Backdrops: Pull-down paper backdrops that can be used to create different visual settings for your content.
- Lighting: The room has studio soft box lights that can be adjusted to create the perfect lighting for you. There are also rope lights that change colors, which could add a fun and dynamic element to your content.
- Furnishings: The studio has a small desk to prop your laptop or accessories, and two comfy chairs for you and a guest, or for sitting while recording.
- Ambiance: The neon sign with a quote from Yellowstone adds a touch of personality to the space.
- Drinks on tap: Come into the kitchen before you record to hydrate before (and while!) you create—cold brew, kombucha, tea, or water.
Workhorse Coworking’s Nitty Gritty:
- Address: 123 2nd Ave. S, Suite 210, Edmonds, WA
- Hours: Open 24/7 for members, 6 a.m. – 6 p.m. M-F for non-members
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Bonus: Workhorse members enjoy 50% off all Content Creation Studio bookings. Monthly membership starts at $25/month.
Ready to create content in the Seattle area?
As you can see, we know a few places where you can take photos and film videos you’ll be proud to post. Plus, the act of creating for its own sake is fun for many. Whether you’re aiming for a new career or pulling a marketing lever, content creation is here to stay.
Which studio will you book first?