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Praise for San Telmo Productions

Another Happy Client who used San Telmo Productions for complete production services and local production fixer for a series of educational videos: “We found San Telmo Productions on the Internet and were a bit nervous, because we’d never filmed in Argentina. They were able to pull together a six day shoot, 12 actors, multiple locations … Continue reading »

UNICIPAR: Short Film Festival on the Coast

We just got back from UNICIPAR, one of the longest running short film festivals in Argentina that is part of the international UNICA festival–also one of the longest running festivals in the world (to give you an idea, the Lumiere brother were the judges in the first festival!).  Over 30 local and international shorts were … Continue reading »

Award Winning DoP Jorge Crespo directs music video for the first time

After lighting and shooting more music videos than he can count and winning “best cinematography” at the 2007 BAFICI, wunderkind Jorge Crespo directs his first music video. Produced by Gabriel Balanovsky of San Telmo Productions, cool camera moves and post-production magic turn this low-budget clip into a compelling experimental statement about Argentina´s political situation, with … Continue reading »

It´s a Wrap: Dog Walking Documentary for Australia

We uncorked the champagne to celebrate wrapping up the film shoot of the Dog Walking documentary for Australian director Peter Wilson of Red Hawk Films Ltd. Here at San Telmo Productions, we provided complete production services as well as acted a local fixer in Buenos Aires, Argentina. We provided everything a foreign director would need … Continue reading »

Video as Fundrasing Tool for NGO (Charities)

As charities and NGOS (non-governmental organizations, aka non-profits) have to kick up their fundraising efforts, many more or turning to video to create an emotional connection between potential donors and the people their donation will help. We have been filming “Slum Girl Soccer” (aka “Goals for Girls”) which follows the struggles of teenage girls to … Continue reading »