Craftsmanship
Every project is made by hand and finished to a standard we'd put our name on — because we do.
About · Founded by Jermahl Coleman
JECO Studios is the multidisciplinary practice of Jermahl Coleman — an architect's eye, a musician's ear, and four studios built to work at the same standard, together or apart.
JECO started with one person — Jermahl Coleman, a creative studying architecture with a musician's instincts. While leading a Christian college organization, he got pulled into the craft behind a service: how a room is designed, and everything that flows from that one decision.
Here's the thing about a worship space: the architecture shapes the acoustics, the acoustics shape the sound of the music and the message, and the same lighting and sight lines shape what a camera sees. Pull on one thread and the rest follows. One discipline kept leading to the next, until all four became one practice.
The foundation hasn't moved: build the Kingdom, spread the Gospel, capture the moments only God could orchestrate. Even a simple family portrait can hold that — a quiet testimony of grace, mercy, and protection over the people in the frame.
The work reaches well past the sanctuary now, into every kind of project a client brings us. But that's where the craft was forged — and it's still the standard behind everything we make.
What we hold to
Every project is made by hand and finished to a standard we'd put our name on — because we do.
The small stuff — a sight line, a reflection, a half-second of silence — is the difference between good work and work people remember.
This started in service, and it still runs on that: do right by the people and the story in front of us.
Where we work
Home base — studio, stage, and post suite.
Production and location shoots across the region.
On-location work wherever the story lives.
Work with us
Tell us about your project — one studio or all four, we're ready either way.
Start a project