france.tv studio

france.tv studio is a privately owned company headquartered in France. Founded in 1986, it operates with approximately 580 employees and, functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer, reported $123.0M in revenue as of 2024. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of the France Télévisions group, the company's expertise in media managed services encompasses audiovisual production across various fields. This includes Fiction, with productions such as Alex Hugo, executive production of Candice Renoir, the daily soap opera Un si grand soleil for France 2, Maman a tort, and international co-productions including The Collection and Crossroads. Documentaries cover titles like Teddy, Ours, simplement sauvage, the Duos d'artistes collection, Dans les Yeux d'Olivier, and Le Monde de Jamy. The company also produces Cultural and society magazines and debates, such as Passage des Arts, Télématin, Soirée Continue on France 2, Le Monde en Face on France 5, Le Club Lumni, Le Jeu Lumni, and C'est toujours pas sorcier on France 4, alongside major live events like Téléthon and La Fête de la Musique. Annually, nearly 1,500 hours of content are produced for France Télévisions channels and platforms. Furthermore, france.tv studio provides subtitling services for deaf and hard of hearing audiences through its AFNOR-certified france.tv access label, in addition to dubbing services (including the series Peaky Blinders) and audio description.