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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.
Making Indie Films: What We’ve Learned in 10 Years at Studio AYMAC
After a full decade of producing films, series, and documentaries without partnering with any of the major studios, we’ve learned that “independent” doesn’t mean winging it or keeping things casual. In fact, it demands the exact opposite. Winging it costs you dearly, and only solid planning makes these kinds of projects actually come together.
Here are some key lessons that have helped us create independent work with real impact
We are generating changes in the film industry in Colombia and Latin America. Do you want to be part of it?
As a Colombian (natural or legal person), there are different incentives that you can access. If you are a foreigner and want to produce in Colombia, you also have the possibility to do so, there are options where profitability does not only depend on the box office … Do not be left with the doubt and get in touch with us!
HERE EVERYTHING IS PROFITABLE AND POSSIBLE.
THE 7 QUESTIONS EVERY AUDIOVISUAL PROJECT SHOULD ANSWER BEFORE IT GROWS
What gets pushed to the back burner has a way of showing up again — right when the project starts gaining traction. When a distribution opportunity appears. When a co-production becomes possible. When a platform comes knocking, a strategic partner surfaces, or a new exhibition window opens up.
There’s a pattern that repeats itself more often than it should: most intellectual property challenges don’t emerge when a film is just getting off the ground. They emerge when it starts to break through.
By that point, the questions that once seemed secondary begin to define the project’s future. Here are seven worth answering before you get there.
A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY WITH THE EXTENSION OF THE FILM LAW
The support that the law offers, in terms of economic benefits and its natural and cultural conditions, makes Colombia an ideal setting for producers from all over the world and investors to find what they need in the execution of a project.
You will find here a wide catalog of the locations that Colombia offers for your filming.