Jamie Foster
Founder / Director
Who we are, in one paragraph
Studio 47 is a video production and social media company based in Westlake Village, California, on the Los Angeles County side of the county line. The studio shoots music videos, commercials, and branded content, then manages the feeds the work lands on. Short form and long form, from a single spot to a multi day event. One brief goes in. A finished film comes back, along with the posting schedule that carries it, which is the part most production companies leave sitting on the client's desk.
The working territory runs across two counties. Los Angeles County on one side, Ventura County on the other, with the studio parked almost exactly on the seam between them. That geography is not an accident. It puts Hollywood stages and Ventura beaches inside the same day's drive.
What gets made here
Music videos and live event films anchor the reel. Around them sit commercials, corporate pieces, real estate films, testimonial work, and the social content that keeps a feed alive between the big swings. The studio also shoots weddings and private events, with the same crews and cameras that cover the celebrity calendar.
Every format ships in short form and long form. A recap film for an event also becomes the vertical cuts that run the following week. The full slate is on the services page, each with its own process and its own answers.
Two formats get their own dedicated craft pages because buyers ask about them differently: corporate video, which is about filming inside a working business without stopping it, and testimonial films, which are about getting a real answer out of a real customer on camera. Both link from the services page along with music videos and live event coverage.
The credits on the wall
The portfolio holds two Jamie Foxx Halloween recap films, behind the scenes work on MGK's Lost Americana, a Rick Ross car show, the Fatburger x BlocBoy JB brand campaign, a commercial for The Best Paddle, two Melkin music videos, and a property film for Front Gate Real Estate with Compass. Credits on the client wall include Netflix, Universal Pictures, Rolling Loud, and Fatburger.
All of it is watchable, full length, on the home page. No sizzle cuts standing in for finished work. Press play and judge the actual films.
Featured artists on the call sheet
Jamie Foxx headlines the event side of the reel, with two Halloween recap films in the portfolio. Machine Gun Kelly is there through the behind the scenes work on Lost Americana. Rick Ross brought the studio in to film his car show. Melkin has trusted the studio with two full music videos, Cooped Up and did you miss me?, a video whose public credits list founder Jamie Foster for direction, edit, and color.
The call sheet also includes Don Toliver and Los Angeles hip hop artist callmestevieray. Artist work runs on relationships and referrals, and most of it starts the same way: a manager or a label needs a crew that can keep pace with a release date, and someone passes along the studio's name.
Three people, no handoffs
Jamie Foster founded the studio and directs. Kameron Gray runs marketing, which is why the posting side of the business is a first class service rather than an afterthought. Marcos Segura directs and serves as director of photography.
A three person core changes how a project feels. The person who took your brief is standing next to the camera on shoot day, and the person who cut the film is the one scheduling it onto your feed. Nothing gets lost in a handoff because there is no handoff.
Kameron Gray
Marketing Manager
Marcos Segura
Director / DP
Where the studio works from
Westlake Village sits on US-101 where Los Angeles County meets Ventura County, and the address is its own small production lesson: mailing addresses reading Westlake Village, CA exist on both sides of the line, so the town's name never tells you whose film permit applies. The Westlake Village page covers what shooting here actually involves.
From that base, Burbank stages, Malibu coastline, and Oxnard harbor are all working distance. Two counties, one calendar.
Starting a project
Everything begins with the inquiry form. Tell us what you are shooting, where, and when, and give a budget range if you have one. There is no phone line to sit on hold with. Every inquiry gets a reply, and the first conversation is about your project, not a sales script.
What happens next is simple. The studio reads the brief, comes back with questions if the scope needs them, and then puts a plan and a number in front of you. If the job involves a permit, and in this region it usually does, the city pages on this site show what that process looks like before you ever commit to a date.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Studio 47 located?
Westlake Village, California, on the Los Angeles County side of the LA and Ventura county line. The studio serves both counties from that base.
Do you travel for shoots?
Constantly. The working area covers Los Angeles County and Ventura County, from Long Beach up to Ojai, and the crew shoots on location far more often than in a studio.
Who runs Studio 47?
Jamie Foster, the founder and director. Kameron Gray manages marketing and the social side of client work. Marcos Segura directs and is the studio's director of photography.
Do you shoot weddings and private events?
Yes. Weddings and private events get the same crews and the same production standard as the branded work. The Halloween recap films on the home page are the reference point for what an event film from this studio looks like.
Do you handle posting after the video is delivered?
Yes, and it is half the point of the studio. Social media management covers the calendar, the cutdowns, and the publishing, so the film you paid for actually reaches a feed instead of a folder.
Which brands and artists are in the portfolio?
Credits include Netflix, Universal Pictures, Rolling Loud, and Fatburger. Featured artists include Jamie Foxx, Machine Gun Kelly, Rick Ross, Melkin, and Don Toliver, alongside the creator callmestevieray and a Compass real estate film.
How do I get a quote?
Through the inquiry form. Include what you are shooting, the location, the date if you have one, and a budget range. There is no published phone number, and every inquiry gets a reply.