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WEST HOLLYWOOD

Interwoven Studios | WEST HOLLYWOOD is a full-service boutique production facility located on the historic Television City lot. Once home to iconic programs such as The Carol Burnett Show, Hollywood Squares, The Price Is Right, American Idol or Dancing with the Stars, the Television City campus is one of Los Angeles’ most iconic entertainment landmarks. Through a unique partnership with the studio lot, Interwoven is pleased to offer clients a modern production experience set against the backdrop of broadcast history.

 

This premium creative space supports photo, video, podcast, and livestream productions of all sizes, with availability for both short and long-term bookings. The space can also support fittings, events, podcasting and activations. In addition to the white cyc studio, the space offers access to a full suite of client amenities: hair & makeup rooms, wardrobe and styling areas with vanity stations, green rooms, production offices, and dedicated client lounges. Additional features include a loading dock with oversized doors, high-speed internet, HVAC, and three-phase power. Grip, lighting, and digital equipment packages are available for rental.

FAST FACTS:

  • White Cyc Studio: 30' L x 25' W x 15' H (overhead grid)

  • 380 Amp, Three-Phase Power

  • Space for MUAH/Wardrobe/Glam

  • Client Suite w/ Prod Office, Lounge Area, Green Rooms

  • 25 Parking Spaces ​​(plus additional paid spaces, upon request)

  • Loading Dock Zone and Oversized Studio Load-in Doors

  • Flexible Space for Fittings, Events, Activations

  • Soundproof Recording Suite for Podcast and Livestreaming

  • Kitchenette w/ Self-Serve Espresso, Snacks and Drink

  • Heating & AC, High-Speed Internet, Security Cameras​

  • M \ F Bathrooms

  • EQ & Production Supply Rental Available

Since its opening in 1952, Television City has been at the center of the entertainment industry’s evolution. Designed by William Pereira and Charles Luckman for CBS, it quickly became the leading facility for live and filmed television, hosting landmark programs like The Ed Sullivan Show, The Carol Burnett Show, All in the Family, and The Price Is Right. Over the decades, Television City adapted alongside the industry — pioneering color broadcasts, shaping the rise of daytime television, and later supporting new formats like American Idol, Real Time with Bill Maher, and The Late Late Show with James Corden. In 2025, Television City entered its next phase, partnering with Interwoven Studios to modernize part of its historic campus for today’s creators. Together, they are building on Television City’s legacy by offering production environments designed for digital, social, and streaming-first content, connecting the studio’s historic past with the future of media production.

The 1950s:

The 1960s:

The 1970s:

  • 1952 ➔ Television City opens.

  • 1953 ➔ The Jack Benny Program moves into TVC.

  • 1956 ➔ Elvis Presley performs on The Ed Sullivan Show.

  • 1958 ➔ Color Television experiments at TVC begin.

  • 1963 ➔ The Judy Garland Show tapes.

  • 1966 ➔ Hollywood Squares premieres.

  • 1967 ➔ The Carol Burnett Show launches.

  • 1969 ➔ The Jackson 5 debut on The Ed Sullivan Show.

  • 1971 ➔ All in the Family begins taping.

  • 1971 ➔ The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour premieres.

  • 1972 ➔ The Price Is Right premieres.

  • Mid-1970s ➔ The Jeffersons tapes at TVC.

The 1980s:

The 2000s:

The 2010s

  • 1987 ➔ The Bold and the Beautiful premieres.

  • 2002 ➔ American Idol live shows begin.

  • 2003 ➔ Real Time with Bill Maher launches.

  • 2005 ➔ Dancing with the Stars premieres.

  • 2011 ➔ The X Factor USA films at TVC.

  • 2013 ➔ America’s Got Talent partial tapings.

  • 2015 ➔ The Late Late Show with James Corden begins

  • 2017 ➔ CBS announces redevelopment plans.

  • 2019 ➔ Hackman Capital Partners acquires Television City.

The 2020s:

  • 2025 ➔ Interwoven Studios opens at Television City, ushering in a new era of content production.

  • 2025 ➔ Following Interwoven's launch, Television City attracts creators like Jake Shane and FaZe Clan, and commercial productions for brands like American Express and Walmart.

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