Services

GUARANGO provides visiting producers with all the services necessary to make their Peruvian project happen. This includes research, shoot legalization or fixing for a visiting crew, as well as mounting an independent shoot, in which our research and production staff find, shoot and deliver a complete segment fully edited or ready to be posted in your facilities at home.

In addition to our production capabilities, GUARANGO can handle all the details of your production - from scripting through final edit.

We can also help you through the local paperwork requirements for visiting crews entering with technicians and gear. Send us the basic info on your shoot, and we’ll send you a run down of the basic requirements.

Renting local gear allows visiting producers to arrive in-country ready to go, without having to go through complicated customs procedures or costly foreign insurance plans. GUARANGO offers Digital Betacam, Betacam SP, HDV and DVCAM PAL/NTSC. Video and film packages include all the necessary accessories: sound equipment, lenses, tripods and light kits. This equipment is used by our own crew and is also available for dry hire.

If you need a fully equipped video production crew in Peru, GUARANGO Film and Video offers you:

Top quality equipment.
Finest crews in the industry.
Equipment and crews specifically chosen for YOUR production.
Experience: we have 13 years of experience in the filming industry.
No equipment breakdowns, because we ensure equipment is properly maintained and checked.
Limitless pre-production help: we are at your service.
We work weekends, holidays, and over-nighters if needed.
Cost efficiency: our prices are fair and competitive.

Clients and Productions

BBC London and WDR-The Right to Hope series (1995): Renowned Peruvian retableau artist Nicario Jimenez is exiled from his beautiful mountain highlands by the Shining Path guerrillas but remembers his home through a traditional Peruvian sculpture technique. Co-produced with TVE, London.

WETV Canada - Against the Wind (1995): Maria Elena Moyano, a world-famous women’s activist and community leader in Lima’s shanty-towns who was assassinated by Shining Path guerrillas for preaching a message of peace.

BBC World - On the way (1996): Two teenage mothers living in Lima’s shanty-towns confront daily hardships but retain a sense of hope for a better future. Co-produced with TVE, London.

BBC World - Hands On (1998-2000): Co-production of 5-minute videos that explore alternative environmental technology in Peru. Co-produced with TVE, London.

Discovery Channel - City Cabs Lima (2002): A 25-minute episode where one cabby tells his story while driving around Lima. A co-production with Palazzina Productions.

BBC World – Micro Macro (2002): Four 10-minute documentaries about innovative community projects in Peru as part of an international series on the preservation of waterways. Co-produced with TVE. Produced and directed by Rafael Cabellos.

IDRC (2006): two 5-minute project documentaries about innovative uses of technology.