Studio AYMAC is a leading name in audiovisual production in Colombia and LATAM, renowned for its creativity and originality. With over 8 years of experience, May Mc’Causland have guided the company with a transformative vision, producing innovative content across a variety of genres and formats. Their commitment to excellence is evident in their collaboration with top creative talent, strategic partnerships with editorial entities, and active involvement in key industry associations. Every project undertaken by Studio AYMAC reflects their dedication to bringing imagination to life, embodying the belief that EVERYTHING THAT IS IMAGINED, IS POSSIBLE!
OUR TEAM
MAY MC’CAUSLAND
CEO, Co-Founder & Executive Producer
GUSTAVO ANGARITA JR.
Co-Founder
JULIA G. ÁVILA
Chief of Contents
OUR POSTS
PITCH FOR PRODUCTION COMPANIES:The difference between a story that’s written and one that’s ready to be madeNIES
As part of the Studio AYMAC team, alongside May, our producer, we’ve spent a decade working with stories — our own and other people’s — helping them find their audience, whether we produce them ourselves or connect the creator with larger platforms.
We’ve seen it all.
Projects with brilliant ideas that didn’t survive their first meeting. Stories with international ambition that fell apart at the first tough question. Talented creators who couldn’t explain, in two minutes, why their story mattered.
Not because they were bad projects. But because they weren’t ready.
HOW DOES A PRODUCTION COMPANY DECIDE WHICH PROJECTS TO BRING TO THE SCREEN?
As a production studio, STUDIO AYMAC has selected stories we deem worthy of production. To help those creating their next audiovisual product, here are several of the factors we consider when deciding to join the creative adventure.
PROFESSIONALIZING THE CREATIVE PROCESS: Structure Before You Shoot
In the film and media industry, it’s a common misconception that a project starts with a spark of inspiration. But in practice, while the idea is the seed, the real turning point—the moment it actually becomes a viable product—is something else entirely: structure.
Professionalizing the creative process doesn’t mean putting it in a straitjacket. It means building a system that makes it viable.
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