Achieving a healthy, fair, regulated industry that puts talent at the center is the APCP’s main mission in its daily work.
In 2025, the APCP consolidated its role as an institutional benchmark for the audiovisual sector, reinforcing its commitment to defending and promoting the interests of production and post-production companies. The association is part of the Public Management and Institutional Communication Committee of the Madrid Audiovisual Cluster, from where it has driven strategic initiatives such as the new Madrid Audiovisual Observatory, a key tool for analyzing the sector, identifying trends, and supporting the planning of policies and future projects.
Throughout the year, the APCP actively participated in the Cluster’s working groups dedicated to Production Services and Training, fostering collaboration between member companies and public institutions, and ensuring that the expertise of industry professionals is reflected in strategic decision-making.
At the same time, the association held meetings with ministries, unions, and various organizations, consolidating its role as a reference interlocutor and defending the interests of the Spanish audiovisual industry.
The APCP’s presence at sector events was also notable. At Iberseries & Platino Industria, it met with various industry institutions and highlighted Ramón Artemán’s presentation on Artificial Intelligence applied to audiovisual production, emphasizing the association’s leadership in innovation and its ability to address emerging technological challenges.
Additionally, the APCP worked alongside the FAD Youth Board, reinforcing its commitment to training, culture, and the promotion of initiatives of public interest.
All of these actions reflect the association’s vocation to act as a meeting point between talent, industry, and institutions, establishing itself as a strategic actor and a benchmark within the Spanish audiovisual ecosystem.
