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Our Studio
D3 operates from a sunlit studio in Brooklyn's Industry City, where our editors, designers, and strategists collaborate on work that spans print, digital, and immersive media. Visits are welcome by appointment — we keep the espresso fresh and the conversations longer than scheduled.
Our team reads every inquiry personally and responds within two business days. For active projects, your dedicated editor will follow up directly with next steps and a proposed timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical response time for inquiries?
Our editorial team reads every message and responds within two business days. Active projects move faster — your dedicated editor will follow up directly with a proposed timeline and next steps.
Do you work with international clients?
Yes. D3 collaborates with publishers, brands, and institutions across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Remote-first production is standard; on-site engagements are arranged per project.
Can I submit a pitch or unsolicited manuscript?
We accept editorial pitches through our submissions portal. Include a brief synopsis, audience, and proposed length. Our editors review submissions quarterly and respond to all.
What information should I include with a project inquiry?
Share your goals, timeline, budget range, and any reference work. The more context you provide, the more precisely we can scope a proposal tailored to your editorial vision.
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