In the latest episode of Hasan Minhaj Doesn’t Know, Hasan sits down with Wicked director Jon M. Chu for an engaging conversation about Big Tech’s growing influence on Hollywood, Chu’s early days as a YouTuber, and more.
Filmed at ASL Studios in Studio Two on the cozy living room set, the episode also takes a heartfelt moment to celebrate Chu’s incredible achievements, including helming one of the biggest movies of the year. It was an honor to host such a visionary talent at ASL Studios!
TENA’s new podcast series, Can’t Keep It In, hosted by actress and comedian Angel Laketa Moore, marked the first shoot on ASL Studios’ brand-new living room set. Set up in Studio One to provide ample space, the production made full use of ASL Studios’ facilities to create a seamless and comfortable experience for both the cast and clients.
With in-house viewing setups, spacious green rooms, and inviting common areas, everyone involved was able to focus on capturing the candid and impactful conversations that define the series.
ASL Studios’ attention to detail and commitment to client comfort ensured that the production ran smoothly, allowing the team to deliver on TENA’s vision. The series dives into life’s unspoken challenges—parenting, aging, and more—blending humor and honesty to spark meaningful conversations. ASL Studios was proud to support this inspiring project and set the stage for its engaging storytelling.
The I’ve Had It podcast, hosted by the hilarious duo Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan, has brought their signature wit and charm to ASL Studios on several occasions.
Whether filming in our dedicated podcast studio or the cozy living room set in Studio Two, their sessions are always lively, full of laughs, and a joy to host. Jennifer and Angie’s dynamic chemistry and unapologetically honest takes on life’s annoyances make every recording an unforgettable experience.
At ASL Studios, we strive to create a welcoming and professional environment, and working with Jennifer and Angie has been a perfect match. Their energy and humor brighten the studio, and our team always looks forward to collaborating with them.
From their quick-witted banter to their engaging conversations, it’s clear why their podcast resonates with so many listeners. We can’t wait to have them back for more fun-filled recordings!
The Impaulsive podcast brought their signature energy and charisma to ASL Studios for two incredible shoots featuring standout guests. In one memorable session, Jelly Roll joined the team in Studio One during the week he hosted Saturday Night Live.
His heartfelt stories and larger-than-life personality brought depth and humor to the episode, creating a unique and engaging atmosphere. The crew made the most of their time in the studio, even squeezing in haircuts during the recording, showcasing their laid-back and spontaneous style.
On a separate day, Fanum joined the Impaulsive team, bringing his humor and candid insights to the conversation. The episode covered a wide range of topics, capturing Fanum’s authentic personality and the dynamic chemistry of the crew.
Both shoots highlighted the versatility and comfort of ASL Studios, where the team could fully relax and let their creativity shine. Hosting Impaulsive is always a pleasure, and we can’t wait to have them back.
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New York City has long been a hub for video production, with studios of all shapes and sizes scattered throughout the boroughs. Traditionally, the city has been home to many smaller, older studios—spaces that, while functional, often come with tight hallways, limited space for talent, clients, and guests, and outdated amenities. On the other end […]