List of New York City television and film studios

Times Square is home to many of the country's TV studios, as well as the heart of New York's theater district.

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- AVM Unitel, 53rd Street, 433 West 53rd: (sale and demolition announced Jan 2016) housed The Montel Williams Show
- AVM Unitel, 57th Street, 515 West 57th Street: houses CenterStage
- Chelsea Studios, 221 West 26th Street: a historic soundstage dating back to 1914; currently houses Rachael Ray and The Wendy Williams Show
AMC Networks
- AMC
Asset TV, 570 Lexington Avenue, full service live broadcasting studio
AXA Equitable Center, 787 Seventh Avenue, includes AXA Equitable Production Group Auditorium, Atrium, and Media Studio
- BBC America
Be Electric
Disney
- A&E Networks (50%)
  - A&E
- ABC News World Headquarters
- ABC Studios: home of The View, Live with Kelly and Ryan and The Dr. Oz Show
- Times Square Studios, home of ABC's Good Morning America
- Broadcast Management Group,^[1] Global media company with six divisions; Live Production, Broadcast Consulting, System Integration, Production Staffing, Event Management, and Creative Services
Broadway Stages, home of Blue Bloods and The Good Wife
Brooklyn Fire Proof Stages, a full-service TV and Film Qualified Production Facility.
Brooklyn Studios, 8-16 43rd Ave Long Island City, NY 11101, a full service production studio facility.
- The Nutroaster: former home of Worst Cooks in America, Beat Bobby Flay, and Orange is the New Black.
- The Seltzer Room Studios, production stage for I Origins, The Big Sick, and Sleepwalk With Me.
Chelsea Piers, studios for Law & Order, Law & Order: Criminal Intent and CBS Sports Network, former studio of Spin City
Cairo Entertainment Co., a full service television & film production company.
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Fuse
Contra Studios, 122 West 26th Street, production stage for Californication / House of Lies
Eastern Effects in Brooklyn: studio for The Americans
Emerging Pictures
Food Network
Fox Corporation
- Fox News
GUM Studios Film Studios NYC
Hayden 5 Production Studio, 22 W 27th Street
Industrial Stages
JC Studios: formerly NBC's Brooklyn Color Studio, in Midwood, Brooklyn; former studio for The Cosby Show, Hullabaloo, Another World and As the World Turns
Kaufman Astoria Studios: home of Sesame Street
Live X, Live Streaming: studio shoots and field production
Manhattan Center: former home of ESPN2's Cold Pizza, original home of WWE's Monday Night RAW
Metropolis Group: former studio for Food Network's Emeril Live
MGM Holdings
- Epix
MIMO Studios
NBCUniversal
- Bravo
- MSNBC
- NBC Studios in Rockefeller Center, includes:
  - Studio 1A, studio for The Today Show
  - Studio 3A, studio for MSNBC
  - Studio 3C, studio for NBC Nightly News
  - Studio 3K, studio for WNBC
  - Studio 6A, currently vacant, former studio for Megyn Kelly Today, Maya & Marty, The Meredith Vieira Show, "Dr. Oz", Late Night with Conan O'Brien
  - Studio 6B, studio for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon; former studio for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and WNBC
  - Studio 7E, former studio for WNBC
  - Studio 8G, studio for Late Night with Seth Meyers; former studio for The Rosie O'Donnell Show, Football Night in America and Donahue
  - Studio 8H, studio for Saturday Night Live
- Oxygen
- Syfy
- USA Network
NEP Group
- NEP Midtown Studio, 885 Second Avenue^[2]
- NEP Penn Studios, 401 Seventh Ave (Hotel Pennsylvania) former home of The Maury Povich Show^[3]
- NEP Studio 33, 503 West 33rd^[4] (sale and impending demolition announced Dec 2015) former home of Al Jazeera America and VH-1 NY Studio.
- NEP Studio 37, 36 West 37th Street^[5]
- NEP Studio 52, 727 Eleventh Avenue; home of The Daily Show^[6]
- NEP Studio 54, 513 West 54th St.; former home of The Colbert Report^[7]
- NEP Studios Fifth Avenue (Studio A, B & C), 401 Fifth Avenue; former home of The People's Court^[8]
NY1 Television Studios
Production Central, independent green-screen studio located near Union Square
Sony
- Screen Gems Studios, former studio for Rachael Ray, Guiding Light and The Edge of Night
Silvercup Studios in Long Island City, Queens; studio for The Sopranos, Sex and the City, Ugly Betty, 30 Rock, Gossip Girl, and Fringe
Steiner Studios, in the Brooklyn Navy Yard
ViacomCBS
- CBS Broadcast Center:
  - Studio 41
  - Studio 42: home of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee and Desus & Mero; former home of The Nate Berkus Show, Harry; and Anderson Live
  - Studio 43: home of CBS Sports
  - Studio 44: home of CBS Sports
  - Studio 45: home of Inside Edition and CBS News Sunday Morning
  - Studio 46: home of WCBS-TV
  - Studio 47: CBSN
  - Studio 57: home of CBS This Morning; former home of CBS Evening News
- Comedy Central
- Ed Sullivan Theater, aka CBS Studio 50: studio for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert; former studio for Late Show with David Letterman and The Ed Sullivan Show
- Flix
- MTV Studios, in Times Square
- Logo TV
- Paramount Network
- Nickelodeon Digital
- Showtime
- VH1 Studios
Vigilant NYC: in Flushing, Queens, location for two music videos by Swet Shop Boys
WarnerMedia
- Cinemax
- CNN New York City Studio, in the new Time Warner Center
- HBO Studios

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