With offices in Mexico, Colombia and the United States, and now Spain, the company will seek to bring all its know-how tailored to the needs of the local market.
The show, scheduled for 2025, is not just entertaining for the whole family, but it also helps develop problem-solving skills, promotes diversity, and supports gender equality.
The Brazilian company has participated in two panels in the Toledo market where they expressed the desire to do more co-productions and find large players in Spain and Europe.
With a variety of panels, keynotes, pitching sessions, networking spaces, and awards, the event reaffirms its goal of being an audiovisual bridge between Europe and Latin America.
The company has aligned with software, insights, and data company, Launchmetrics, and Banijay Iberia’s creative agency IMA, to offer clients 360 production, marketing, and measurement services.