por Studio AYMAC | Jul 21, 2026 | Our Articles
The same conversation keeps coming up at every market, every festival, every industry roundtable, almost always in a defeated tone: our content just isn’t landing anymore. Theaters are emptying out, platforms want something else. The usual suspects are already...
por Studio AYMAC | Jul 13, 2026 | Our Articles
For the past two years, the film and television industry has spent a lot of energy arguing over whether artificial intelligence will replace creative professionals. It’s a tired question by now. It’s been answered a thousand different ways, almost always...
por Studio AYMAC | Jun 25, 2026 | Our Articles, production
Intellectual property doesn’t begin when a film premieres. It begins much earlier, in the decisions made during development. There are conversations that nearly every audiovisual project chooses to put off during development. Not because they aren’t...
por Studio AYMAC | May 18, 2026 | Our Articles
There is a persistent misconception in almost every conversation about cinema: the belief that a film begins when someone has a good story. It doesn’t begin there. A film begins when someone manages to hold a structure together long enough for that story to...
por Studio AYMAC | May 3, 2026 | Our Articles
A producer who starts shooting without a safety plan isn’t “optimizing resources.” They are gambling—with both finances and human lives—on a scale that often exceeds their ability to recover. There is a side of production that is frequently...
por May McCausland | Abr 21, 2026 | Our Articles, Sin categoría
Attending the Cartagena International Film Festival (FICCI) offers a clear vantage point from which to observe a phenomenon rarely addressed directly in the industry’s public discourse. Beyond the screenings and networking events, what emerges is the actual state of...
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