Documentaries
Cinematography and directing for documentaries for National Geographic, Discovery, NHK, Deutsche Welle and more.
Services
Film production in Peru & Latin America
From a one-day shoot to a full international production.
For international productions
Your team in Peru and Latin America
We have worked with 25 international networks and media outlets, from NHK to National Geographic. We handle the local production so your crew can arrive and shoot.
Based in Lima, Juan has filmed in 16 countries across Central and South America, from Mexico to Argentina, plus the United States, Europe, Morocco and Japan.
What we handle
Fixer & field production
A local producer who knows the ground, the language and the people, and opens doors with communities, institutions and media.
Filming permits
Applications to the Ministry of Culture, SERNANP, municipalities and the drone authority.
Locations & scouting
Finding and scouting locations on the coast, in the Andes and in the Amazon.
Local crew
Trusted camera, sound and assistant crew in Peru.
Camera & drone
XDCAM camera, 4K cameras, GoPro, DJI Osmo and a DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone with a licensed pilot.
Logistics & transport
Transport, travel to remote areas and on-the-ground coordination.
How it works
From brief to shoot
A clear process, with one point of contact from start to finish.
- 01BriefSend us the idea, dates, locations and format by email or WhatsApp.
- 02Needs & budgetWe propose crew, locations and a detailed budget in US dollars or soles.
- 03Planning & permitsWe file the permits, build the shooting schedule and coordinate logistics.
- 04Shoot & deliveryWe shoot alongside your crew or for you, and deliver in the format you need.
Where we've filmed
16 countries in Latin America
Juan knows the region, speaks the language and travels with his gear wherever you need him.
Central America & Mexico · 7
- Mexico
- Guatemala
- El Salvador
- Honduras
- Nicaragua
- Costa Rica
- Panama
And beyond · 9
- United States
- Spain
- France
- Italy
- Monaco
- Switzerland
- Vatican City
- Morocco
- Japan
Watch his work in the region
Kinds of projects
Everything we do
News & features
Coverage for networks such as NHK, NTV, TBS, Telemundo and The Wall Street Journal. Member of the Foreign Press Association in Peru.
Corporate video
Institutional films, advertising and communications for companies and organizations.
Live broadcasts
Live broadcasts, streaming and closed-circuit production for events and media.
Aerial filming
Aerial footage up to 5.1K with a DJI Mavic 3 Pro, flown by an MTC-licensed RPAS pilot. Drone guide →
Footage licensing
Peru footage available for licensing. See the archive →
Filming in Peru
Location guides
What to know before shooting at the most requested locations.
FAQ
Before you write
The questions production companies ask us most.
Do you work with international productions?
Yes. We have worked with international news agencies and foreign production companies for over 40 years. We handle the local production so your crew can arrive and shoot.
Can you help with filming permits?
Yes. We prepare and file the requests with the relevant authorities, such as the Ministry of Culture for archaeological sites and SERNANP for protected natural areas.
How far ahead should we contact you?
As early as you can. For locations with permits or limited entry, such as Machu Picchu, we recommend planning several months ahead.
What equipment do you have?
A professional XDCAM camera (Full HD), 4K cameras, a DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone (up to 5.1K) flown by Juan as an MTC-licensed RPAS pilot, and GoPro and DJI Osmo action cameras. If your crew brings its own cameras, we can also work purely as production support.
Do you work outside Peru?
Yes. Juan has filmed in 16 countries across Central and South America, from Mexico to Argentina, and travels with his gear wherever you need him.
Do you film in remote areas?
Yes. We have filmed on the coast, in the Andes and in the Amazon, including Andean and Amazonian communities.
What languages do you work in?
Juan speaks native Spanish, intermediate English and basic Portuguese, and has worked with crews from Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, Brazil and the United States.
What currency do you quote in?
We can quote in US dollars or Peruvian soles.
Shooting in Peru?