Narrative Films & Web Series

Here is how this works in practice. Peruvian short-form and web-native narrative work has grown sharply through the YouTube and Movistar Play creator economy, the streaming originals commissioned by Netflix Latin America and Amazon Prime Video, and the festival-circuit short-film output that feeds Festival de Lima Independiente, the Trujillo Global Film Festival and Cusco Film Festival.

Here is the short of it. We give production support for narrative films and web series shooting in Peru, drawing on emerging directors trained at PUCP and Universidad de Lima, the producer networks around Tondero Producciones' digital arm, Maretazo Cine, Origami Studio and the independent collectives operating across the capital's Barranco and Miraflores districts. Our team scales packages from compact two-camera Sony FX-class kits for vertical and social-native formats through full ARRI and RED setups when a short demands feature-grade cinematography, with crews who move efficiently between the capital's modernist Miraflores, the brutalist San Borja blocks, the Sacred Valley, and the coastal cliffs around Punta Hermosa and Pucusana.

Here is the breakdown. Festival-track shorts and web series gain from Ley 26370 grant pathways through DAFO, Ibermedia development funding, and the bilateral co-production treaties Peru keeps with Argentina, Spain and Brazil — frameworks we help producers handle alongside the IGV 18 percent admin and soles-denominated budget structures local production needs. Our team handles location permits with the Ministerio de Cultura for INC-protected heritage zones, SERNANP for natural reserves, and DGAC drone clearances where aerials matter.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Casting sets up with Lima agencies that cover Spanish, Quechua and Aymara speakers, child performers, and the bilingual talent global web series increasingly demand. Post runs through the capital edit and colour facilities working to YouTube, Vimeo, Netflix Latin America and Amazon Prime Video specs, with festival-ready DCP finishing for premieres at the Festival de Lima Independiente, the Festival al Este and the regional Latin American short-film circuit.