Do you produce video for hotels and resorts in the Canary Islands?
Yes, it is one of our specialties. We produce cinematic video for hotels, resorts, tourism boards and destination campaigns: walkthroughs of spaces that do not exist yet, brand films and social content that drive direct bookings. We can show a renovation or a new development before it is built, and recreate any landscape or location across the islands. Every piece can ship in your guests' languages.
Which languages do you work in?
We work in English, German and Spanish, the languages your guests and clients actually speak. The same master can ship in several languages, with subtitles and market-specific cuts, so a single production serves your international audience without reshooting.
Which islands do you cover?
All eight. We work on-site in Tenerife and Gran Canaria, and remotely across every island: Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa. Our pipeline is digital from end to end, so the island you are on never changes the timeline or the cost.
Does your work qualify for the Canary Islands audiovisual tax rebate?
The Canary Islands offer one of the highest audiovisual tax rebates in Europe, up to 54%, with the qualifying spend threshold reduced to 200,000 EUR for animation and post-production. We work alongside production companies shooting in the islands, adding AI animation, VFX and post-production that counts toward that rebate. We collaborate, we do not compete: we add capacity to your production.
How much does a video production cost?
It depends on the piece, its length and the number of deliverables, so we always work with a fixed quote: you tell us the project and within 24 hours you have the price and schedule in writing, with no commitment. As a market reference, a traditionally produced 30-second commercial typically runs into five figures; an AI-native production compresses that significantly.
How long does it take?
Between 48 hours and 15 days depending on the piece. Product hero shots and storyboards ship in 48 to 72 hours; a social clip in 3 to 5 days; an animated piece in 5 to 7 days; and a full spot with live action plus AI in 7 to 15 days. Against the 6 to 8 weeks of conventional production, we cut timelines dramatically.
Do the AI videos look real?
Yes. We work with the latest generative models and, above all, with human art direction on every shot: composition, light, colour and rhythm are decided by a creative team, not a button. The result is cinema-grade quality, indistinguishable from a live shoot in many cases. You can see it in our
projects, from the recreation of the Teneguía eruption to institutional pieces.
Who owns the rights to the video?
The client. We hand over full usage rights to the final piece, with no hidden licences or recurring broadcast fees. You can use the video on television, social media, web, events and campaigns without limits. If the project requires it, we sign an NDA before we start.
