Lighting Equipment Rental

Here is how this works in practice. Lighting kit rental in Peru is anchored by Audiovisual Project Perú, El Niño Rentals, Filmtek Perú, and Audiovisual Mendoza in Lima, with Cinesphere Rentals, Tondero Rentals, Lima Cine, and Filmotechnik Perú covering the regional spread that productions hit when a the capital studio block jumps to a Sacred Valley exterior, a Cusco colonial interior, a Madre de Dios Amazon lodge, or a Paracas coastal series.

Here is the short of it. Across that network our team books the full LED, HMI, and tungsten stack — ARRI SkyPanel S30, S60, S120, and S360 sets, Aputure 300x and 600x and 1200d Pro, Nova P600c and the LS 600x family, Litepanels Gemini 2x1 and 1x1 hard and soft, Astera Titan, Helios, and Hydra tube kits for practical and run-and-gun work, LiteGear LiteMat and S2 ribbons, Quasar Science crossfade sticks, ARRI M-series HMIs from M8 through M90, K5600 Joker2 800 and 1600, Alpha 4K/9K/18K Pars, Mole-Richardson Big Eye Tens and 18K Wendy tungsten, and the full ARRI T-series Fresnel run.

Here is the breakdown. Grip stock — Matthews and Avenger C-stands, combos, 4x4 through 20x20 frames, Magic Cloth, 1/4 and 1/2 grid, Ultrabounce, Griffolyn, and the duvetyn flag families — stages alongside, so the gaffer and key grip work from a single staged inventory list.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Each package leaves the warehouse load-tested for the 220V/60Hz Lima and coastal mains — which differs from the neighbouring 50Hz countries and matters for any HMI ballast or LED driver crossing the Bolivia or Ecuador border — with LED fixtures colour-checked against the camera's white point, SkyPanel and Aputure Master TC sync verified across the stack, DMX/Art-Net/sACN dimmer curves logged on the board, and Bates feeder, distro boxes, and Socapex multi-cable pre-coiled and labelled for the run order.

Here is how the picture comes together. Lima-based gaffers and best boys travel with the kit to Sacred Valley, Cusco, Puno, and the Amazon lodges, handling the load calculations and the local mains tie-in coordination with the the capital or the city electricians.

Here is what we have to work with. We stage silent Pramac and SDMO generators imported under SUNAT ATA carnet for Sacred Valley, Manú, Tambopata, and Paracas exteriors where the mains can't carry the load, the high-altitude HMI ballast challenge at Cusco 3,400m+ is factored into prep, SERNANP, INC, Ministerio de Cultura, and DAFO paperwork moves in parallel, and a 24-hour replacement cycle out of Lima keeps shoot days running clean when an SkyPanel driver fails on a Madre de Dios humidity day.