Do you produce video for hotels and resorts in the Canary Islands?
Yes. We produce video for hotels, resorts and institutions: walkthroughs of spaces that do not exist yet, brand films and social content. The visual approach, languages, formats and any light shoot are defined around the needs and operation of each project.
Which languages do you work in?
We work in English, German and Spanish. The proposal specifies which languages, subtitles, cuts and market adaptations are included; additional versions are separately scoped.
Which islands do you cover?
We work with teams in Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa, combining on-site meetings when agreed with remote production. Travel, schedule and budget are calculated from the scope and island.
Does your work qualify for the Canary Islands audiovisual tax rebate?
Under the rules in force, qualifying animation and post-production in the Canary Islands may be eligible for a tax deduction of up to 54% and the applicable qualifying-spend threshold. Eligibility and eligible spend depend on the project and must be confirmed by your tax adviser; we document the contracted work executed here. Informational only, not tax advice.
How much does a video production cost?
Price depends on duration, number of assets, visual complexity, source material, formats, languages, travel and licences. The proposal records the scope, budget and commercial terms before production; we do not apply a universal package price.
How long does it take?
The schedule depends on scope, duration, visual complexity, travel, approvals and deliverables. The proposal and contract set milestones and the delivery date for each project; we do not promise a universal turnaround.
Do the AI videos look real?
Visual suitability depends on the project and its references. We combine generative models with art direction, editing and shot-by-shot review, and agree the approach and approval criteria before production. If live action or a hybrid workflow is more appropriate, we say so.
Who owns the rights to the video?
Only the licences and rights listed in the proposal and contract are granted for the final work — media, territories, term and permitted uses — together with any restrictions attached to third-party assets or models. An NDA is signed when agreed.
