6 Global Markets

     Includes in-service, under construction, in-development and transportation locations.

95 Sound Stages

     Includes in-service, under construction, in-development and transportation locations.

Premium Office & Support Spaces

WorldClass Service

ExtensiveProduction Services

It's All About You, Here

Sunset Studios is the leading provider of premier studio production facilities, sound stages and production services in Los Angeles and New York. 

Our Hollywood lots include modern sound stages located on state-of-the-art production facilities, with the latest amenities and sophisticated digital technologies. Our upcoming, purpose-built locations will be best-in-class, full stop. Quixote provides our production services, with an expansive, highest-quality fleet of trailers, trucks and other vehicles, lighting/grip and supplies/expendables. What’s more, we offer unsurpassed, personalized client service. Our teams provide concierge-style support, with a focus on problem-solving and flexibility.

At Hollywood’s center for over 100 years, we’ve played a critical role in the development of the entertainment industry. Now, we want to play a critical role in your success.

all- STAR CLIENTS

Sustainability

Sunset Studios is committed to helping our clients reduce the carbon footprint of their film and television productions and operations while also maintaining a long-term vision to protect the environment.

Energy

Our operations are 100% carbon neutral, with over 260kW of on-site solar.

Biodiversity

We have native landscaping, drip irrigation, gardens and bees at our lots.

Transportation

We provide EV charging, secured bike storage and easy bus access for a cleaner way to get to work.

Recycling

All our lots have recycling and composting, bi-annual e-waste drives, and a goal to divert 90% of waste from landfill.

Green Seal for Business

Sunset Studios achieved the Environmental Media Association’s Green Seal for Business for all operations.

Energy

Our operations are 100% carbon neutral, with over 260kW of on-site solar.

Biodiversity

We have native landscaping, drip irrigation, gardens and bees at our lots.

Transportation

We provide EV charging, secured bike storage and easy bus access for a cleaner way to get to work.

Recycling

All our lots have recycling and composting, bi-annual e-waste drives, and a goal to be Zero Waste by 2025.

Green Seal for Business

Sunset Studios Operations achieved the Environmental Media Associations Green Seal for Business for all of our Sunset Studios Operations.

We’ve Made History.Now It’s Your Turn.

1918

Sunset Gower Studios

The creative minds of Jack Cohn, Harry Cohn and Joe Brandt joined forces to start their very own production company — CBC (Cohn Brandt and Cohn) — at a location on Sunset Boulevard, now known as Sunset Gower Studios.

Sunset Creative minds
1919

Sunset Bronson Studios

Sam, Jack, Albert and Harry Warner purchased a vacant farm on Sunset Boulevard.

Sunset Boulevard.

Sunset Las Palmas Studios

John Jasper, former general manager for Charlie Chaplin’s movie studio, built three production stages and several bungalows on 16.5 acres of undeveloped land in Hollywood and named it Hollywood Studios, Inc. Among the early tenants were daredevil comedian Harold Lloyd, up-and-coming tycoon Howard Hughes, Chaplin’s United Artists, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D.W. Griffith.

Charlie Chaplin’s movie studio
1924

Sunset Bronson Studios

An American soldier returned from France with a German Shepherd named, “Rinty” or “Rin Tin Tin,” that would become the Warner Brothers' biggest star and help catapult the studio as an industry player.

Sunset Bronson Studios

The Warner brothers erected a landmark radio tower and established a successful radio station, KFWB at Sunset Bronson Studios.

1926

Sunset Las Palmas Studios

The lot changed ownership and name several times during its early years. As Metropolitan Studios, in 1928, one of the industry’s first sound stages was constructed, which ultimately converted filmmaking to an indoor activity where recording levels and acoustics could be better controlled.

1927

Sunset Bronson Studios

The Warner brothers were early adopters of synchronized sound and produced "The Jazz Singer", the first talking feature length film.

1930

Sunset Las Palmas Studios 1930 – 1940

At the height of Hollywood’s “golden era,” scores of legendary films were produced at SLPS, including many of Mae West’s films, including "Klondike Annie", the 21-picture Hopalong Cassidy series and the Bing Crosby classic "Pennies from Heaven". Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Laurel & Hardy, Fred Astaire, Carey Grant and James Cagney were among the many stars who filmed on the lot in the pre-World War II years.

West’s films

Sunset Bronson Studios 1930 – 1955

Warner Brothers' moved its executive offices and several productions to Burbank, although the Sunset Blvd. studios remained active and produced Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, two of the most popular cartoon series ever produced.

Sunset Gower Studios 1930 – 1970

Now in sole control of CBC, Harry Cohn renamed the company Columbia Pictures Corporation. What truly solidified Columbia Pictures as a respectable and high-end production company was the production and release of the Frank Capra film It Happened One Night in 1934. It swept the Academy Awards that year and was the first film in history awarded “the Big Five” (all five major Academy Awards). In addition to producing groundbreaking films such as "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington", "The Lady from Shanghai" and "Gidget", it was the contracting of major stars such as Rita Haworth, Spencer Tracy and others that contributed to Columbia’s relatively new positive reputation. For Harry Cohn’s death in 1958, Columbia Pictures hosted a funeral across multiple stages on the lot. His funeral is still known to be the most attended funeral in Hollywood history. Despite the incredible success achieved at Columbia Pictures by Harry Cohn, his legacy was left unattended after his passing, and the company experienced a financial and production lull during the 1960s and 1970s.

1948

Sunset Las Palmas Studios

Stage 2 at SLPS became home to "I Love Lucy", the first-ever primetime comedy produced before a live studio audience on the West Coast.

1967

Sunset Bronson Studios

Gene Autry’s company, Golden West Broadcasters, acquired and renovated the studio. Despite drastic changes to the structures on the property, the executive office building and radio tower were preserved.

1972

Sunset Gower Studios 1972 – 2000

Columbia Pictures left Gower Street and moved to the San Fernando Valley. Pick Vanoff Company purchased the remaining studios on Gower and renamed the property Sunset Gower Studios, thereby transforming the lot into an independent production facility. From there, Sunset Gower Studios became the home to many successful sitcom shows of the 1970s, 80s and 90s. In the 70s, popular shows such as "The Flying Nun", "Bewitched" and "I Dream of Jeannie" were filmed on the lot and paved the way for future productions. Fan favorite shows such as "Saved by the Bell", "The Golden Girls", "The Newlywed Game" and "Who’s the Boss?" were filmed at the studios in the 80s, with "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and "Full House" following in the 90s.

1980

Sunset Las Palmas Studios

Briefly home to Francis Ford Coppola’s Zoetrope Studios. In 1984, the lot was acquired by the Singers, and the lot produced some of the country’s most popular TV series, including: "Jeopardy", "Star Search" and the Emmy award-winning children’s program, "Pee-wee’s Playhouse".

2000

Sunset Las Palmas Studios

Now Hollywood Center Studios, a multi-million dollar investment upgraded control rooms, camera packages and infrastructure to HDTV.

2007

Sunset Gower Studios 2007 – Present

In 2007, Sunset Gower was purchased by Victor Coleman and the team at Hudson Capital (later known as Hudson Pacific Properties). A year later, Hudson Pacific Properties completed construction of a state-of-the-art, six story building for Technicolor, marking the first new building on a Hollywood lot since the 1970s. Since that time, Sunset Gower has been home to groundbreaking entertainment such as "Heroes", "Dexter" and "Newsroom". Current award-winning productions include "Scandal" and "How to Get Away with Murder".

2008

Sunset Bronson Studios

Hudson Pacific Properties purchased the lot and dedicated extensive resources to its beautification and preservation — most notably, the original Warner Brothers' executive office building, a striking white, columned mansion visible from Sunset Blvd.

2017

Sunset Bronson Studios

Hudson Pacific Properties completed development of ICON, a state-of-the-art, 14-story office tower at Sunset Bronson Studios which becomes Netflix’s Los Angeles headquarters, and solidifies a rebirth of production and innovation in Hollywood.

Sunset Las Palmas Studios

Hudson Pacific Properties acquired Hollywood Center Studios from the Singer family, renamed it Sunset Las Palmas Studios and embarked on an extensive modernization of the lot.

2020

Sunset Las Palmas Studios

Harlow creative office development completed. Situated between historic stages and production offices, Harlow is a four-story,130,000-square-foot newly constructed and state-of-the-art Class A office building.

Sunset Studios

Sunset Studios achieves 100% carbon neutrality across all operations.

2021

Sunset Glenoaks Studios

Plans unveiled for the first large-scale purpose-built studio development in Los Angeles in over 20 years. The 240,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility will include seven sound stages, production office and support space.

Sunset Waltham Cross Studios

UK expansion announced with 91-acre site located north of London where Sunset Studios will build world-class film and television production campus.

Sunset Studios 2021 - 2022

Acquires Quixote, Star Waggons and Zio Studio Services to offer clients a full production services platform including luxury location trailers, trucks & other vehicles, lighting/grip, supplies/expendables and more.

2023

Sunset Pier 94 Studios

Manhattan’s first purpose-built studio facility, is announced. The 266,000-square-foot facility will feature state-of-the-art technology across six sound stages, production support space and offices.

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