Fini Production

Thirty-seventh and Edgecombe marks the corner where Harlem’s broad stoops meet the prewar rhythm of the avenues. Fini Production occupies one of those ground-floor units, converting a classic storefront into a hub for visual storytelling. Drone sequences, corporate documentaries, live-event streaming—services like these turn the everyday cityscape into moving footage. You’ll find the address stamped on the block’s classic brownstone façade: 371 Edgecombe Ave, New York, NY 10031. Street parking tightens by five o’clock; the 2/3 trains idle half a block south. Inside the door, production suites stack from front to back—each tailored to the shoot’s scale—while equipment bays hum with lights, cameras, and sound carts. Call ahead to lock in crews and gear; the number rings straight through to the office. Dial (646) 387-8979 when scripts finalize and call sheets crystallize. Evening call times keep the building’s buzz alive until late, blending with the neighborhood’s late-night deli chatter just outside the fire escape. Reach the front door without guesswork: pull up the map, drop a pin, and follow the blue line home. Directions slide you past Marcus Garvey Park’s flickering streetlamps toward the stoop again—then the shoot starts.