When Mike Pfeifer founded 1440 Film Co. in 2019, he rented a small office at The Mill. Most projects were on location, and it was easy enough to find studio space to use when it was needed. He wasn’t actively looking for an all-in-one studio-slash-office.
But when he heard that the sprawling fourth-floor space at 605 N. Market St. — a building known as the former home of coworking space CoIN Loft and data and analytics agency CompassRed, and the current home of WHYY — he couldn’t pass up the opportunity to move in.
The space is large and open, with exposed brick and a wall of windows overlooking the Delaware College of Art and Design. There’s a lounge area with couches, two small offices (one for Pfeifer; one is an editing suite), and an in-development dressing room area — a nook by the restrooms that just happened to have a mirror lined with lights on the wall when they…
