Warner Bros. Discovery Argentina

Overview

Warner Bros. Discovery Argentina serves as the primary Latin American production, transmission, and creative hub for the global media conglomerate. Operating out of a major facility in the San Telmo district of Buenos Aires, the studio functions as the regional nerve center for playout, localization, and content creation. It manages the transmission of over 60 cable and satellite feeds across Latin America and the Caribbean, while housing extensive post-production, audio engineering, and motion design suites.

Creative & Production Capabilities

Beyond its broadcast infrastructure, the studio is a significant creative engine for the region. It specializes in:

• Content Production: Development and co-production of scripted drama, reality television, and entertainment formats for both linear networks and streaming platforms.
• Creative Marketing: In-house production of promotional campaigns, sports marketing, and digital graphics for major properties including TNT Sports, Cartoon Network, and Max.
• Broadcast Operations: Full-cycle management of live sports and news production, including operations for CNN Radio Argentina and TNT Sports Argentina.
• Localization: Comprehensive transcreation, dubbing supervision, and adaptation services to tailor global content for diverse Latin American markets.

Corporate History

Originally founded in 1990 as Imagen Satelital, the company was a pioneer in the regional pay-TV industry, launching foundational networks such as Space and I.Sat. Following its acquisition by Turner Broadcasting System in 2007, the entity was integrated into the global Turner and later WarnerMedia/Warner Bros. Discovery ecosystems. As of October 2026, the studio operates as a key division under the newly formed Skydance Corporation following the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. The studio remains legally registered as Imagen Satelital S.A., maintaining its long-standing operational presence in Buenos Aires as a critical hub for the company's regional media footprint.