VZN·STUDIO

Book a call

Get me on the phone.

Fifteen honest minutes about what you're building, what it needs, and whether I'm the right studio for it. You talk to me — Taliah — not an account manager.

No live calendar — yet

There's a real slot on this page waiting for a scheduler. Until one is connected, you send the windows that work for you and I confirm a time by email. Same outcome, one extra message.

I'm a student athlete

VZN is run by a Division I point guard. Calls get scheduled around practice, class and travel — so I'd rather give you a time that's actually real than a grid full of slots I can't keep.

You don't need a call to get a price

Every price is already on the page. Book a call to talk through the work — not to unlock a number. See services & pricing →

Step 01

Pick a time

Scheduler slot · not yet connected

A booking calendar drops in right here.

This block is wired and waiting for Calendly or Cal.com — a one-line embed and live times appear in this exact spot. Nothing fake is shown in the meantime: no invented openings, no countdown, no "3 slots left."

  • Until it's live, use the request form on the right
  • Every request is read and answered by Taliah
  • The form keeps working after a scheduler is added

Install instructions live in the HTML comment above this card.

What we'll cover

A call is worth it when…

  • You're launching something and don't know where to start.
  • Your scope is messy — multiple deliverables, a team, a season, a deadline.
  • You're deciding between a one-off build and the monthly website plan.
  • You want to hear how I'd approach it before you put money down.

If you already know what you want, skip the call — the project builder gets you a written scope, price and timeline faster.

Skip the call, build the project →
Step 02

Request a time

Request a call

Tell me when you're free.

Give me a day, a rough window and what you want to talk about. I'll come back by email with a confirmed time — or an honest "here's a better week for this."

The more you give me, the more useful the call is. Links and handles help.

Goes straight to my inbox. No newsletter, no autoresponder chain.

Rather just email? taliah.cornish0@gmail.com

After the call

How a project runs

A call doesn't commit you to anything. If we're a fit, this is exactly what happens next — the same five steps for every project in the studio.

Ready when you are

Your move.

Book the call if you want to talk it through. Send the brief if you already know. Either way, scope, price and timeline come back in writing.

Start a project → Request a call