Where was Taylor Swift’s Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions filmed?

Taylor Swift filmed Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions at Long Pond Studio.

The studio is located in the Hudson Valley of New York and is surrounded by a forested, isolated setting. That environment became central to the documentary’s intimate visual identity, contrasting with the large concert venues usually associated with Swift’s live performances.

Swift, Aaron Dessner, and Jack Antonoff performed stripped-down versions of all 17 Folklore tracks at the studio. The sessions also allowed them to discuss how the album had been written and recorded remotely during the pandemic.

Long Pond Studio should not be confused with Kitty Committee or Rough Customer. Those are recording locations associated with the original “august” production, while Long Pond is the named site of the documentary performances and the film’s title.