Being located in Uruguay makes us an excellent option when offering production services.
From a technical standpoint, it means working with the same professionalism we apply to our still photography productions—with the best technicians in this part of the Río de la Plata region and the best suppliers—but in this case, working as a team with other studios or photographers.
From a geographical standpoint, it means working in a country that has become one of the most attractive centers for international production, for several reasons: Uruguay stands out for its diverse locations (ocean coasts, grasslands, colonial cities, small towns, and a remarkable architectural heritage) all within a very short distance. It also boasts a heterogeneous talent pool, ranging from those with traditional European features to descendants of Afro-Uruguayans and immigrants from the East.
From an economic standpoint, foreign production companies and photographers who choose to invest in Uruguay can access significant tax breaks, thanks to government policies promoting the audiovisual industry. These incentives create a significant budgetary advantage compared to other countries that don't offer such benefits. For these and other reasons, producing in Uruguay is easy, smooth, safe, and affordable; and doing it with YOURUGUAY means adding a philosophy that is as simple as it is important: to work hard and do things right.
One of Uruguay's major differentiators within the region, and also compared to other production centers, is the diversity of locations within a very short distance. In just a few kilometers, you can find ocean beaches, mountains, fishing villages, forests, colonial towns, countryside, and also cities with immense architectural richness.
The diversity of talent is also a differentiating factor when producing in our country. From the most traditional and characteristic European features, to descendants of Afro-Uruguayans who have shaped the country's culture and customs, to immigrants from Asia and various parts of the world; characteristic movements today, framed within a global and cosmopolitan culture and economy.
We work with the best suppliers in the region for technical equipment, who supply the market with lighting, rigging, structures, trucks, and everything necessary for any type of production.
Uruguay is a small and beautiful South American country, commonly known as “the heart-shaped country.” Despite its small size, Uruguay is proof that quality cannot be measured in terms of quantity; its people, its land, its ocean coastline, and its attractions in general enjoy an excellent international reputation.
Full name:
República Oriental del Uruguay
Geographic Location:
On the east coast of the South American continent, between Argentina and Brazil. Geographic Administration: 19 Departments
Capital City:
Montevideo. On any map of Uruguay, you can see the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the Río de la Plata bordering the country's coasts.
Montevideo is a 20-minute flight from Buenos Aires and 2.5 hours from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
Population:
3.5 million inhabitants.
Language:
Spanish is the official language, but a high proportion of its inhabitants speak a second language (English, French, Portuguese).
Educational Level:
98% of men and 97% of women are literate, while 77% of them reach a higher education level.
Climate:
The climate in Uruguay is very similar throughout the country. The climate varies considerably between seasons, but extreme temperatures are rare. The seasons are well-defined, with cool, windy springs, hot summers, cool, mild autumns, and cold winters; however, extremely low temperatures are not common. There is no distinct rainy season; instead, rainfall is distributed fairly evenly throughout the year.
