Miami’s Busy Telemundo Center Gears Up for the Election, Olympics and Even More Film and TV Productions

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Todd Longwell A significant portion of the Spanish-language programming made for Latin American audiences in the U.S. emanates from a single place in Miami — Telemundo Center.

Opened in 2018, it hosts everything from Telemundo’s sports and news coverage, scripted programs (“Betty en NY,” “100 Días para Enamorarnos”) and reality competition shows (“El Domo del Dinero,” “Asi se Baila”) to NBCUniversal productions including “Miley’s New Year’s Eve Party” in 2022 and 2023 and “The Katie Phang Show.” “The goal of creating Telemundo Center was to gather all the different types of programming from Telemundo and NBCU we had playing out at different locations around Miami, and put them all under one roof,” says Anne-Laure Treny, VP of projects and production services for NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises.

Telemundo Center recently launched a multiplatform news and civic engagement initiative called “Decision 2024” and it’s currently gearing up for its coverage of the Olympic Games in Paristhis summer.

Spread out across 21 acres 12 miles from Miami Airport, the 500,000-square foot facility houses 15 studios, seven control rooms and 48 edit bays that collectively churn out more than 3,000 hours of content annually.