So What? Central London
Charlie Parker Studio
Tel: 020 3274 1099
SO WHAT? was named after the classic jazz standard composed and first performed by Miles Davis in 1959 on the pivotal ‘Kind of Blue’ album, also featuring John Coltrane and Julian ‘Cannonball’ Adderley. Nowadays this pertinent question is a challenge for so many researchers when reviewing research results with their internal clients. LocationSituated in the heart of the London West End, this one-studio viewing facility is ideally located for Central London Market Research, being located just 3 minutes from Goodge Street tube station. Viewing Facilities ChecklistAll VFA members are required to have studios fitted with either one-way mirrors and viewing booths, or good quality CCTV systems.
The capacity figures given above are for the largest studio within the facility. All studios will be able to supply flip charts, overhead projectors, large screen TVs, video player, DVD player, or audio CD player as required. Fully-trained staff will be on hand to assist you with operation of any of the studio equipment. Additional Services Available
So What? Central London has been a member of the VFA since 2009 and is authorised to display the VFA logo. When contacting this viewing facility, please mention that you found them on the Viewing Facilities Association website.
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VFA Quality Check
The above assessment is based on a minimum of ten reports obtained independently from clients of the facility. Using a scale of 0-5, a viewing facility must score at least 3.0 in each section and must score a minimum of 3.5 overall to qualify for VFA membership. We also have the following verified testimonials on record:
Health and Safety Requirements
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