MADRID — The 3rd Conecta Fiction, Europe’s biggest Latin American TV co-production forum, wrapped last week in Pamplona after four days of dealing, debate and gastronomic delectation. Follo…
, Europe’s biggest Latin American TV co-production forum, wrapped last week in Pamplona after four days of dealing, debate and gastronomic delectation. Following 10 Takeaways from an intense and buoyant event, driven by the unfaltering growth of high-end production in Spain and most of Latin America:The writing was on the wall, or more precisely the big screen of an auditorium at Pamplona’s luxurious Baluarte congress center, from the get-go of.
For executives and press at Conecta Fiction which did not attend the Century City presentation of Viacom International Studios on Day 4 of the L.A. Screenings, DarioTurovelzky’s presentation at Conecta Fiction surprised for the power of its trailers. Turovelzky used the occasion at Pamplona to send out a clear call that VIS was highly interested in “going beyond our own brands” to produce across a wide range of formats, partnering with other production forces.
But attracting foreign investment and knowhow via shoots is one thing. Navarre is also looking to encourage “organic growth of its domestic sector, and attraction of foreign investors for missing parts of the value chain,” Javier Lacunza, general manager of Navarre Culture, Sports and Leisure, said on the last day of Conecta Fiction.
Part of that can come through the expansion of Navarre’s animation and post-production services, he added. Nestling in the Baztán Valleys, Estudios Meliton opens its doors in July; both Apolo Films, with “D’Artacán y los Tres Mosqueperros,” and Dr. Platypus and Ms. Wombat are now producing animation out of Navarre. The two companies designed a fast-track six-month course to develop a local animation talent pool. Navarre development investor Sodena can help a company set up in Navarre.
On the second day, Spanish pubcaster RTVE confirmed an open secret, that it would be producing “Inés of My Soul” with Chile’s broadcast network Chilevisión, Spain’s Lagardère-owned Boomerang TV and Amazon Prime Video securing exclusive streaming rights in the U.S., Spain and Latin America. A co-production of this type with a streaming platform acquiring distribution rights would have been unthinkable only five years ago.
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