Production Manager Services

Production managers on our Peru roster have built careers across Lima feature work at Tondero, Cinesphere, Big Bang Films, Audiovisual Project Perú, and Inca Producciones. They have also handled the wave of Netflix Latin America and Amazon Studios commissions that have come into the country. That work falls under the Ley 26370 rebates framework and Ibermedia co-production support, run by DAFO and the Ministerio de Cultura.

They are fluent in the regulatory layer that global producers usually need translated on arrival. That layer covers DAFO certification for rebates eligibility, Ibermedia application forms, and SUNAT customs ATA carnet planning for inbound camera packages. It also covers IGV 18 percent invoicing and the EsSalud and SCTR workplace insurance regime set by Ley 29783. On top of that come the AFP and ONP retirement forms that govern Peruvian crew payroll in soles. They know how no-union flexibility and 12 to 14 hour shooting days interact with Ministerio de Trabajo labour oversight and SUNAFIL inspection authority. For line producers arriving from US, European, and Latin American studios, they translate all of this.

On a shooting day, our production managers in Peru drive call-sheet execution in Spanish and English. They run basecamp logistics and plan transport across the Pan-American Highway from Tumbes to Tacna and the Carretera Central from Lima up to Huancayo. They set up altitude protocols at Cusco's 3,400 metres and on Andean passes above 4,500 metres. The day also covers SUNAFIL labour inspections, SCTR-backed safety liaison, and department escalations.

Our managers have built relationships across Lima's shoot service firms, such as APU Productions, Chita Films, Tondero, and Cinesphere. They know the realities of shooting in many regions. That covers the central capital, Cusco and the Sacred Valley, and the Colca Canyon out of Arequipa. It runs on to the floating reed islands of Lake Titicaca, Iquitos and the Amazon riverboat routes, and the desert sites at Nazca and Paracas. They negotiate vendor terms with rental houses, handle IGV invoicing with Peruvian contadores, and protect the qualifying-spend records that DAFO needs for Ibermedia and Ley 26370 audits. We match production managers by scale, altitude needs, and the bilingual Spanish-Quechua-Aymara skill the Peru shoot demands.