Plató del Atlántico
Plató del Atlántico is a Canary Islands audiovisual production company and the largest service-broadcast facility in the archipelago, based in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
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Overview
Plató del Atlántico is a Spanish audiovisual production company headquartered in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in the Canary Islands. Founded in 2002, it was created with the goal of centralizing creativity, production, and video and audio post-production services within a single site. The company describes itself as the largest audiovisual company in the Canary Islands and operates one of the largest television, film, and advertising production complexes in Spain. The company's main facility is a 3,000-square-metre building in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, designed for the purpose by Cast Ingeniering (Barcelona) and Vitelsa (Madrid). It contains three broadcast studios that are specially equipped, soundproofed, and digitized, occupying a useful area of 1,500 square metres. Plató del Atlántico presents itself as the only service-broadcast facility in the Canary Islands, offering a full range of services for demanding productions at competitive budgets. Plató del Atlántico serves television, advertising, and film clients, including prestigious European companies. Its large-studio concept allows projects of different natures to coexist, and the company has been involved in promoting Tenerife as a filming destination, including work for the Tenerife Film Commission. The company remains active and privately held, with no publicly disclosed parent company or ownership group in the available evidence.
History
Plató del Atlántico was created in 2002 with the objective of centralizing, in a single site, services for creativity, production, and video and audio post-production. The company established itself in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, where it built a modern production centre designed for the purpose by Cast Ingeniering (Barcelona) and Vitelsa (Madrid). The facility covers 3,000 square metres and includes three broadcast studios that are specially equipped, soundproofed, and digitized, with a useful area of 1,500 square metres. According to the company, this makes it the largest audiovisual company in the Canary Islands and one of the largest television, film, and advertising production complexes in Spain. It is described as the only service-broadcast facility in the Canary Islands. Over the years, Plató del Atlántico has built experience in large-scale audiovisual work and has gained the trust of prestigious television, advertising, and film companies from Europe. Its large-studio concept allows projects of different natures to coexist under one roof. The company has also been active in promoting Tenerife as a filming destination, including producing a promotional video for the Tenerife Film Commission that summarizes a sample of film shoots on the island. The available evidence does not detail later ownership changes, expansions, or leadership transitions. The company remains active and privately held as of the latest available information.
- 2002
Plató del Atlántico is created to centralize creativity, production, and video and audio post-production services in a single site.
The company builds a 3,000 m² production centre in Santa Cruz de Tenerife with three broadcast studios (1,500 m² useful), designed by Cast Ingeniering and Vitelsa.
Plató del Atlántico produces a promotional video for the Tenerife Film Commission showcasing film shoots on the island.
Products and positioning
The largest audiovisual company in the Canary Islands and the only service-broadcast facility in the archipelago, offering large-studio production for television, film, and advertising.
Television production services
Film production services
Advertising production services
Video and audio post-production
Broadcast studio rental
Service-broadcast facilities
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