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Stamford Studios Stamford Media Center & Productions, LLC Approximately 70% of SMC’s live audiences travel from out-of-state to visit and spend money in Connecticut.

NBCUniversal’s (NBCU) Stamford Media Center (SMC), located in the heart of downtown Stamford, Connecticut, is home to three of NBCU’s highly-rated daytime talk shows – “Maury,” “The Jerry Springer Show” and “The Steve Wilkos Show” . NBCUniversal relocated its three shows to Connecticut in April of 2009 as a direct result of the state’s film, television and digital media tax credit program. As part

of Connecticut’s “Hollywood East” business community, which includes NBC Sports, NBC Olympics, ESPN and Blue Sky Studios, SMC has established itself as a job creator and revenue generator in the state, employing approximately 350 people, and attracting an average of 53,000 people to downtown Stamford during each season of production. In concert with Governor Malloy’s efforts to encourage young, talented professionals to pursue career opportunities in Connecticut, SMC often recruits recent graduates to join its experienced production team. In addition to SMC’s economic impact, SMC employees and the hosts of its three shows – Maury Povich, Steve Wilkos, and Jerry Springer – have become actively involved with local businesses and charitable organizations in Connecticut and in the Stamford community.

04/03/2025

As the series comes to an end, is looking to the future!

1️⃣ Stamford Studios is proud to announce that CBS Media Ventures has moved the physical production of the syndicated court show, , to Studio A March 2025.

2️⃣ In addition, (MPE) is taking post-production space at Stamford Studios. These media partnerships can take advantage of the Connecticut Film, TV and Digital Media Tax Credit.

03/19/2025

3️⃣ The countdown presses forward! ’ sound stages now provide the add-ons of modular scenic sets. Designed by renowned production designer James Pearse Connelly, these highly customizable modular sets are a great way to elevate any production. Click the link in our bio to learn how modular sets are elevating broadcast television sets.

03/10/2025

4️⃣ The countdown continues to unfold! It’s been 15 years since moved from Chicago to Downtown Stamford, CT. Officially the longest running show produced in , 'The Steve Wilkos Show’ has recently surpassed 2,200 episodes in its 18th season.

02/25/2025

5️⃣ Next in the series brings us to the ! With the development of the recently constructed , the first vodcast, ‘Get Judged by Byron Browne,’ was produced exclusively for the AVOD service, Nosey. The TV show ‘Change with Ed Mylett’ shot in Studio A, is also streaming exclusively on Nosey.

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02/20/2025

The countdown rolls on! In 2022, the Stamford Media Center transformed into , setting the stage for broader business ventures. Stamford Studios renovated its events space and launched the cutting-edge for outside client interests. Leave a 🎙 in the comments section if you would like to learn more about booking our Digital Factory or event spaces.

02/14/2025

In 2022, Studio A became home to the new, daytime talk show, KARAMO. This dynamic sound stage is equipped with audience risers that can seat more than 170 people and houses Connecticut’s largest green screen. Comment if you would like to learn more about the sound stage’s capabilities.

02/11/2025

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02/04/2025

The countdown series continues with ! After sun-setting ‘The Jerry Springer Show,’ the fresh, new ‘Judge Jerry’ launched in 2019. Studio B went under extensive renovations to create the customizable sound stage which became a courtroom set. Comment if you would like to learn more about the sound stage’s capabilities.

01/21/2025

As the countdown series continues, we look to 2009 when NBCUniversal Syndication Studios moved ‘The Steve Wilkos Show,’ ‘Maury,’ and ‘The Jerry Springer Show’ to Stamford, CT, to take advantage of the Connecticut Film, TV and Digital Media tax credit.

The historic Rich Forum theatre was remodeled to create a state-of-the-art production facility hosting the three nationally syndicated talk shows. These series taped in Studio A using moveable Broadway-style sets. NBCU’s move of these iconic talk shows to Stamford, CT helped create jobs and led to a positive financial economic impact to Stamford and Fairfield County.

01/08/2025

Happy 15 Years to Stamford Studios! To celebrate this incredible milestone, we're kicking off —a countdown series highlighting the iconic moments and milestones that have made the past 15 years unforgettable!

1️⃣5️⃣ The Countdown begins with the studio officially opening its doors in August 2009. Stamford Studios has been the birthplace of countless unforgettable shows and pilots that have shaped daytime talk show history. Comment below your favorite moment?

12/24/2024

Season's greetings to all from ! ❄

11/28/2024

We recently celebrated our 15th Anniversary here at Stamford Studios, and wanted to express our deepest thanks to our incredible team and loyal community. Here's to 15 years and many more to come! 💜

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307 Atlantic Street
Stamford, CT
06901

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+12039054000

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https://stamfordstudios.com/

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Producers from New York and Los Angeles are discovering the advantages and convenience of producing in Fairfield County and the Greater Stamford area. In addition to NBCUniversal’s nationally syndicated hits Maury, Jerry, and Steve, television projects such as The Big C, Are We There Yet?, and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire as well as television groups like NBC Sports have all made the move in recent years, producing in studio space and locations throughout Southeastern Connecticut.

A strong, established workforce combined with a superior transportation network has facilitated an easy transition. The city of Stamford, home to many such projects, is conveniently located just 30 miles from Manhattan, on the main branch of the New Haven Line on the Metro-North Railroad.

The Office of Film, Television and Digital Media is a supportive partner with a goal of enhancing Connecticut’s industry presence. The film office is the statewide contact and production liaison for all entities wishing to work within the state as well as the administrators of the tax credit programs cultivated to increase industry development.