Our associate production companies continue to demonstrate their capacity to cross formats, leading diverse, high-impact international projects.
ANTIESTÁTICO
Our associate production company, Antiestático, has led the production of the music video “Maldivina y Turbialuz,” from Fito Páez’s album “Novela.” The project, which featured executive production by Matías Dumont, was developed entirely at Abbey Road Studios in London, moving the production company’s team to one of the music industry’s most iconic settings for the creation of this piece.
The video was directed by Pablo Ortega and Manuel Palenzuela, with Guido Adler on camera and still photography. The production company’s technical team was completed by Ignacio Pérez in post-production coordination and Cristina Sánchez in graphic design. This international production by Antiestático reflects its operational capacity in high-level global projects and its presence in major milestones of Spanish-language music.
This marks a new milestone in the close relationship between the singer and the production company, who have been collaborating for some time on the visual proposals for Fito Páez’s music.
PALMA PICTURES
Palma Pictures provided the service for the latest production from Motive Pictures and Amazon Pictures: the series The Young Sherlock, by Guy Ritchie, directed by Dennie Gordon and Tricia Brock.
The series explores the legendary origin story of Sherlock Holmes in an irreverent, action-packed mystery that follows the iconic detective’s first adventures. “Sherlock is a disgraced, raw, and irrepressible young man when he gets caught up in a murder case that threatens his freedom. His first investigation uncovers a global conspiracy that culminates in an explosive confrontation that changes his life forever.” The fiction features well-known faces such as Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Zine Tseng, Donal Finn, Natascha McElhone, Joseph Fiennes, and others.
The filming took place across the Andalusian geography, with sets in Almería, Cádiz, Huelva, Jerez, El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz), and Seville; and featured Patricia de la Uz as PP Line Producer.
