U.S. HISPANIC
Looking for partners to produce locally
Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 16 de febrero de 2021
Audrey Kamga de ARTE France
For ARTE France Développement, Latin America is an important market in which they aspire to consolidate alliances to produce locally. Audrey Kamga, Sales Manager at ARTE France Développement and who has worked in the region for 10 years, highlights that they have a catalog of 400 hours of content available in neutral Spanish and 100 hours in Brazilian Portuguese.
The company has solid relations with clients such as TV Unam and Canal 22 in Mexico; Arte 1, Bandeirantes, Globosat and Canal Brasil in Brazil; Canal Encuentro in Argentina; Nat Geo Latinoamérica; Pluto TV Latinoamérica; AMCI Networks Latinomérica and Nat Geo Mundo and ¡HOLA! TV in US Hispanic.
“Latin America has been a great market for us. Each year we consolidate new agreements and clients. We have a line-up that covers different topics from science to pop and classic culture, society, programs made for mobiles that allow us to serve different TV channels” commented Kamga.
The catalog’s recent titles include Jean Paul Gaultier’s last show (52’) and In the footsteps of Christian Louboutin (52’); biographies like Jane Fonda’s and Stephen King’s (52’); Emoji nation (3×20′ and 52′); Mapping the World (99×13’), which Kamga sees with great potential in Latin America as an educational program; Saving Paradise (6×52’), presenting several locations in Latin America, such as Iguazu Falls (Brazil/Argentina), The Galapagos Islands (Ecuador), The Caño Cristales River (Colombia); and Gluten, Public Enemy Number 1 (52×90’), among other programs.
