Pre-Production Services

Our work covers two paths: adapting global scripts for Peruvian viewers and writing fresh content. We also make sure every line of dialogue plays well in Peruvian, English, or both.

Our team gives detailed notes on each scene. This catches pacing, structure, and dialogue problems early, before reshoots drive costs up.

Our team draws a frame-by-frame visual plan. It maps camera positions, blocking, and VFX needs before production spending begins.

Our writers set the story direction, visual style, and narrative structure first. That groundwork lets them move on to production-ready content.

Keeping visual and narrative identity from first look development through final delivery.

Our team gathers reference images, color palettes, and style frames. These give the crew clear visual guidance before production work starts.

We build investor-ready decks with loglines, budgets, cast attachments, and visual treatments. These help your project win funding.

Access to Peruvian actors, fluent English talent, models, and background extras through our network of Lima and regional casting directors.

We source native Peruvian voice talent for narration, dubbing, and ADR. Sessions run from Lima studios or through remote direction.

We manage call times, transport, costume fittings, and on-set scheduling. This lets your actors focus on their performance.

We track Peruvian labor and talent-rights rules. At the same time, we handle the talent agreements in international co-productions.

Our scouts track down historic estates, Peruvian rooftops, and coastal cliffs. For each one, we shoot detailed photo reports and secure access permission.

Our team runs on-site coordination. We manage owner relations, neighbor communication, parking, power supply, and crowd control.

Our team files all the paperwork for Lima Film, prefectural authorities, and private property owners. That frees you to focus on the creative work.

Our crew runs technical recces before production. They check power supply, the best cable runs, sun angles, and any noise trouble spots.

We arrange equipment coverage, liability protection, and E&O policies. These meet the terms that Peruvian location owners and international distributors set.

Working in Movie Magic and Excel, we build line-item budgets. Each one covers Peruvian labor costs, tax breaks, and currency exchange rates.

Our estimates help you choose between Lima, Cusco, Trujillo, and other regions. They cover commercial, documentary, and feature work.

We build stripboard schedules around your actors. They account for cast availability, time slots, work regions, and Peruvian national holidays.

Each day, our call sheets brief the crew. They list location addresses, weather backup plans, and emergency contacts before the day begins.

We manage the budget day by day and handle problems as they arise. This keeps surprise costs from stretching your Peruvian production timeline.

Our network supplies pre-screened DPs, gaffers, sound mixers, and department heads. They work across Lima, Cusco, Arequipa, and more.

Our fixers are field-based problem solvers. They know how things run on the ground and keep your production moving.

We book flights, hotels, and ground transport for international crews bound for Peru. Our team also handles the carnet paperwork.

Peru's rental houses offer camera, grip, and lighting packages. These can come with crew to run the gear when you need it.

We run on-set catering through the shoot. The food meets every cast member's dietary needs and follows Peruvian workplace rules. We can serve even remote locations.

Our team drafts crew employment contracts, talent agreements, and vendor deals. Each one meets Peruvian labor law in full.

On-camera appearance releases, likeness rights, and GDPR-compliant data handling documentation.

Access terms with property owners and municipal authorities covering damage deposits and usage restrictions.

We clear the rights to music, archival footage, and trademarks. These cover every broadcast, streaming, and theatrical platform.

Our team works with Peruvian labor inspectors to write risk assessments and safety protocols. These protect your stunt performers and special-effects crew.