Best Content Studios in Miami (2026)

Introduction

The 10 content studios below all make brand content at volume from a base in Miami-Dade in 2026. They range from a media company's Spanish-language brand studio and a Latin American content network to video podcast studios, creator studios and an ecommerce content team.

Miami's content work has two strands. One is Spanish-language and pan-regional: TelevisaUnivision runs its brand studio, Así Studios, from a company headquartered in Doral, and in 2025 Telemundo Studios began shooting vertical, mobile-first series in Miami. It also launched a Latino podcast incubator with the University of Miami in October 2025. The other strand is the video podcast and short-form studio, a format that has spread through Wynwood, Edgewater and Brickell as founders, creators and brands record shows and cut them into clips for every platform.

Studios were chosen for the brands and shows they work with, the range of formats they produce and evidence of a working Miami-area base. The list is unranked. Large commercial shoots are covered on our video production page, and social strategy and community management on the social media agencies page.

The best content studios in Miami

1. Así Studios

Part of TelevisaUnivision · Doral · corporate.televisaunivision.com

Así Studios is TelevisaUnivision's brand studio, launched in April 2022 to make Spanish-language content for advertisers trying to reach US Hispanic audiences. It debuted with "Imparable: Ismael Guzmán", a branded film for the Toyota Tundra that aired across ViX and TUDN. TelevisaUnivision's global headquarters is on Univision Way in Doral, and the studio featured in the company's 2026 upfront offer to brands.

The studio describes a team of more than 75 creators, storytellers and producers working on ad creative, creator content, music and sports production, brand storytelling, experiences and shoppable video. Clients include Microsoft, T-Mobile, Toyota, Spectrum, DirecTV, Pond's, Ocean Spray and Sargento. In 2025 it placed creators inside the Premios Lo Nuestro broadcast for T-Mobile.

2. Untold

Founder-led · Miami · untold.site

Untold is a Latin American communications and content network founded in 2014 by Darío Straschnoy. It now has more than 600 people across hubs in Buenos Aires, Santiago, Lima, Bogotá, São Paulo, Mexico City and Miami. Its US expansion was announced from Miami in August 2024, with Camila Straschnoy as US partner and senior strategy director, to work with brands targeting US Hispanic communities.

Untold says it works with more than 200 clients, including AB InBev, Netflix, Toyota, Puma, L'Oréal, PepsiCo, Visa and Diageo. Much of its output is social: a single Puma post drew 4.7 million organic Instagram views in under a week, and a LOEWE x On launch in Brazil reached 7.7 million people. It suits brands that want one content partner across several Latin American markets and the US.

3. The Move Miami

Founder-led · Wynwood · themovemiami.com

The Move Miami is a podcast and media production studio on NW 29th Street in Wynwood, founded by CEO Andrew Loranger with co-founder Forrest Knight, who runs operations and technology. It produces podcasts, YouTube shows, social content, promotional videos and documentaries, with post-production that cuts long recordings into platform-ready clips.

The studio says it has hosted Shaquille O'Neal, Gary Vaynerchuk, Logan Paul's Impaulsive and Theo Von, and that work made there has appeared on Netflix, ESPN, CNBC and Comedy Central. It also runs a theatre-style event space for up to 100 guests and offers on-location recording, which suits brands that want a live audience or a series filmed away from the studio.

4. The Star Room

Wynwood · thestarroom.com

The Star Room is a video production and content studio on NW 25th Street in Wynwood, with a second location in Charlotte, North Carolina. It works across brand video, podcast recording, social content, live streaming and event video, and sells content marketing packages for brands that need a regular flow of material.

Clients include AT&T, Sony Music, National Geographic, PNC Bank, IQVIA, Houzz and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, alongside many regional businesses. The mix of a recording studio and an in-house strategy team makes it a practical choice for companies that want case studies, interviews and social cuts from the same shoot.

5. Grove Podcast Studios

Founder-led · Coconut Grove · grovepodcast.com

Grove Podcast Studios is run by owner and founder Michael Landsberg from SW 27th Avenue in Coconut Grove. It offers in-studio and on-location recording, multi-camera video, live streaming, mobile podcast production, social content and full post-production.

Shows produced there include The Saif Effect, Win With Nabs, War Dogs Academy, a show hosted by the co-founders of Yuga Labs, and House on Fire for The CLEO Institute, a climate education non-profit. It suits founders and organisations that want a regular show with clips for social, handled by one team.

6. Onsite! Studios

Miami · itsonsitestudios.com

Onsite! Studios is a content production studio on North Miami Avenue, built for creators and brands that publish often. It has two main sets, The World Stage for interviews and Casa Azul for a warmer lifestyle look, and covers podcast filming, YouTube episodes, short-form content, brand campaigns, photo shoots, course filming and events.

Editing, post-production and creative strategy are offered alongside studio time, and content studio sessions start at $2,500. Its clients are mainly influencers, creators, podcasters and in-house creative teams, and it hosts events in the same space.

7. Miami Podcast Studios

Edgewater · miamipodcaststudios.com

Miami Podcast Studios opened in 2016 as the city's first dedicated podcast studio. It works from The Kitchen recording facility on NE 24th Street in Edgewater, a few minutes from Wynwood and the Design District, and includes an engineer in every session.

The studio has hosted recordings for The New York Times, BBC, Freakonomics, Barstool Sports, Warner Bros. Discovery and The Intercept. Video is shot on Sony cameras through an ATEM switcher, with green-screen and white-wall backdrops, and the team offers editing and turnkey production for new shows. It is a good option for visiting media teams that need a reliable room and a remote guest link.

8. 305 Podcast

Founder-led · Wynwood · 305podcast.com

305 Podcast was set up by Jacopo Fantastichini, an Italian film and television producer who has led productions for RAI and RTI and made documentaries distributed on Netflix Europe and Prime Video. The studio is on North Miami Avenue and has three sets: the Duo Zone, the Roundtable and the Queens' Corner.

Each set is shot on three 4K Sony cameras with up to four microphones and live switching. Raw files are delivered within 24 hours and edited 4K episodes usually within 48 hours, which suits weekly shows and fast social reels. It also handles photo and video shoots and events, with packages from $250.

9. Oasis Media Solutions

Miami · oasismediasolutions.com

Oasis Media Solutions is a Miami content production firm that builds video podcasts and social channels for subject-matter experts. It handles production, editing and distribution of podcasts and reels, along with social media management and graphic design.

Its best-known show is Anthony Pompliano's Pomp Podcast, which has more than 600,000 YouTube subscribers and over 20 million downloads. It also produces Miami DealMakers, Weights & Plates and The Rent Roll, and much of its work sits in finance and real estate.

10. AW Productions

Part of Absolute Web · Aventura · aw-productions.com

AW Productions is the video and photography studio of Absolute Web, an ecommerce agency, and works from NE 191st Street in Aventura. It covers video production, product photography, social content and AI-assisted visuals, from scripts and storyboards through filming, editing and post.

Its social content service is built for ecommerce volume: UGC-style creator videos, short-form cuts for TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts and Meta Ads, ad variations and batch production. Clients include Capezio, CC Homes, Cheney Brothers, Grand Western Steaks and Lithionics Battery.

What to look for in a Miami content studio

Start with the model. Some studios here sell studio time with an engineer, others produce a whole show or content programme, and a few run creative and strategy as well. Decide whether you need a room, a crew or a team that plans the content, and price each studio on the same basis.

Ask about language. Spanish-language and bilingual content is common in Miami, but writing, casting and editing natively in Spanish for several Latin American markets is a specific skill. Studios such as Así Studios and Untold are built around it. For others, ask who will direct and edit the Spanish versions.

Look at output per session. Always-on content depends on how much usable material comes out of each shoot: full episodes, vertical clips, stills, thumbnails and captions. Ask for a sample deliverables list from a recent session, the turnaround times, and who owns the raw footage and the usage rights.

Finally, check how files and approvals move. A weekly podcast or a product content programme can produce dozens of clips a week, often in two languages. Studios that deliver into a shared library, with clear versions and one place for client comments, make it easier to keep a calendar on schedule.

How Fabric helps content studio teams

Fabric gives a content studio one workspace for footage, clips, scripts and client feedback, with AI search across all of it. The setup for content teams keeps each client's briefs, recordings, assets and call notes together.

Recordings and raw footage sit in Fabric's cloud drive, which streams files on demand so they take no local disk space. Uploaded audio and video are transcribed automatically, so a producer can search a back catalogue of episodes for a guest's quote and jump to the timestamp. Colour search and similar search help find product shots and thumbnails with a matching look.

Any folder can become a kanban board whose cards are the actual clips, scripts and images, which suits a content calendar moving from recorded to edited to approved. Clients can leave threaded comments through a shared link without creating an account, and link analytics shows when each named recipient opened a review link. Comments on scripts, PDFs and documents work today; timestamped comments and drawing on video and images are coming soon.

On Team plans, self-writing docs keep a page for each client from meetings, Slack and the workspace, covering decisions, deliverables and open items. There is more on running a schedule in content planning with Fabric.

Link analytics is included on Pro and Team plans, and self-writing docs on Team plans, from $125 a month. See plans for teams.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best content studio in Miami?

It depends on the format. For Spanish-language brand content tied to TV, streaming and live events, Así Studios at TelevisaUnivision is the largest option. Untold suits social content across Latin America and the US. For video podcasts and short-form clips, The Move Miami, 305 Podcast and Grove Podcast Studios all produce regular shows.

What is the difference between a content studio and a video production company?

A content studio usually produces a steady flow of smaller assets, such as episodes, clips, product shots and social videos, often on a retainer or membership. A video production company is built for larger one-off shoots such as commercials. For those, see our list of video production companies in Miami.

Which Miami content studios work in Spanish?

Así Studios makes Spanish-language content for brands across TelevisaUnivision's platforms, and Untold runs content and social work across seven hubs in Latin America and Miami. Many of the podcast and creator studios here record in Spanish as well, so ask about Spanish-speaking producers and editors when you book.

How much does a Miami content studio cost?

Prices vary with the model. Studio packages at 305 Podcast start at $250, and content studio sessions at Onsite! Studios start at $2,500. Full-service programmes and brand studios usually quote after a scoping call, based on the number of episodes, clips and languages.

Should I hire a content studio or a social media agency?

A content studio makes the assets. A social media agency plans the calendar, publishes, runs paid social and manages the community. Many brands use both. See our list of social media agencies in Miami.

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