Courtroom Set

Yes. Real courthouses rarely allow filming and are hard to control for lighting and sound, so most courtroom scenes are shot on a set. Our courtroom standing set gives you a full hardwood courtroom with a judge's bench, witness stand and jury box at our Burbank or Albuquerque studio. You control the light and the sound, and there is no build day.

A full hardwood courtroom with the judge's bench, witness stand, jury box, counsel tables and gallery seating, with professional lighting and sound on site and an optional crew package. The signage, the seals, the lighting and the props in the foreground can all change, so it plays a tense courtroom drama or a legal procedural without a rebuild.

Yes. Law firms, legal-video producers and training teams use the courtroom set for filmed mock trials, deposition re-enactments and courtroom training content, a controlled, camera-ready courtroom with professional lighting and audio, and optional crew, without the access limits of a working courthouse.

It's a virtual standing set: a photoreal courtroom rendered in real time on our stage and captured in camera, with real furniture and props blended into the foreground where your scene needs them. That's why you can book it on short notice, change the signage, seals and props for your story, and find it exactly the same on every shoot day.

Yes. Besides this hardwood courtroom, the library has the Texas Courtroom set, a traditional U.S. district court with white columns around the judge's bench, a grand clock and arched windows. Both load on the same stage, so a trial and its appeal can look like two different courthouses in one shoot day.