Netflix Expands European Studio Footprint with Major Investment in Madrid Production Hub
The streaming giant announced a multimillion-euro expansion of its European production headquarters, adding four new soundstages and post-production facilities.
Verified Continental Facts & Key Takeaways
- • Adds four soundstages totaling over 22,000 square meters of production space.
- • Includes first European fully certified Dolby Atmos post-production suites.
- • Projected to generate 1,500 direct technical and creative production jobs.
Netflix has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to European storytelling by expanding its primary production hub in Tres Cantos, Madrid.
The expanded complex will incorporate cutting-edge virtual production LED volumes and specialized spatial audio mixing suites, supporting over thirty Spanish and pan-European original series currently in active pre-production.
Executives emphasized that the facility directly supports local creative unions and technical crafts under negotiated European standard agreements.
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