My Office Desk: Share a Photo of Your Workspace

[Kim Welch]

Update, November 2026
A look at my desk at StudentFilmmakers. What does your editing or writing setup look like? Share a photo of your workspace and the one tool you couldn't work without.

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[Maura N.]

Looking great!

 

[Kim Welch]

It's good. If anyone needs a desk to work at in NYC let me know. It's a great space at 42 West 24th if you have a vaccine!

 

[Oskar Kuusk]

NY is famous for awesome open-space desks.

 

[Olivia Perez]

What lovely projects are you working on?

 

[Robert Miller]

Nice desk

 

[Charlote Davis]

Nice place you've got there!

 

[Kim Welch]

It's a nice empty space. I am one of a few people who work here. I think we should fill it up with filmmakers, right?
I posted an ad in our network too. Kim Welch - Member Profile - Filmmakers Network

 

[Maura N.]

It's a nice empty space. I am one of a few people who work here. I think we should fill it up with filmmakers, right?
I posted an ad in our network too. Kim Welch - Member Profile - Filmmakers Network

It would be great to have many filmmakers working together in this office space!

 

[Kim Welch]

Yes! It would be awesome, Maura. A desk full of filmmakers working, writing and editing together is exactly what this space needs.

 

[Akabil]

I like your wallpaper picture. Did you choose it yourself?

 

[BriCheese]

The environment looks not that stressful, but I would still not choose to work in an office voluntarily. It’s too much for me because there are too many people closed in a room, and the environment is usually not the friendliest one. There are exceptions, but most of the offices I’ve worked in were filled with anger and dangerous competitive feelings.
That’s why I love working from home. Here my cats are with me, and I can sit in my comfy chair all day long. I even got a new l desk for my “home office” a couple of weeks ago, and I love it. So far, I’m not tired of remote working and even like it.

 

[Kim Welch]

The environment looks not that stressful, but I would still not choose to work in an office voluntarily. It’s too much for me because there are too many people closed in a room, and the environment is usually not the friendliest one. There are exceptions, but most of the offices I’ve worked in were filled with anger and dangerous competitive feelings.
That’s why I love working from home. Here my cats are with me, and I can sit in my comfy chair all day long. I even got a new l desk for my “home office” a couple of weeks ago, and I love it. So far, I’m not tired of remote working and even like it.

I don't get as much work done when I work at home, and my co-workers are the same. When they go to the office and work, they get about 5 times as much work done. It's probably the things you said. They have their pets and get too comfortable. Also, there is support for the other workers working and the competition.