Best Video Production Companies in Buenos Aires (2026)

Introduction

Buenos Aires has one of the strongest commercial production scenes in Latin America, and the eight companies below make advertising and branded films for local, regional and international clients. Each was chosen for its current director roster, recent work and the brands it serves.

Production here runs heavily on export. Crews, locations and costs bring in shoots from the US and Europe, and the peso’s volatility makes that foreign work important for studios. Most of the larger Argentine companies now run offices across the region: Landia, Primo and Poster each have bases in Mexico City and São Paulo, and Oruga Cine has expanded its presence in Mexico. At home, the main clients are the brands that dominate Argentine advertising, such as Mercado Libre, Quilmes, Personal, YPF and Fernet Branca, usually through agencies like GUT Buenos Aires and Mercado McCann.

Every company here has an active office or studio in Buenos Aires in 2026. The list is unranked, since the right partner depends on the brief, the director you want and whether you need a full production company or a service producer.

The best video production companies in Buenos Aires

1. Landia

Production company · Buenos Aires · landia.com

Landia is one of the most awarded production companies to come out of Argentina. It runs its Buenos Aires office from Avenida Dorrego alongside offices in Los Angeles, São Paulo, Madrid and Barcelona, Lisbon, Mexico City and Santiago. The company lists 79 Cannes Lions, including four Palme d’Or, and 195 awards at El Ojo de Iberoamérica. Adrián D’Amario is managing partner and executive producer.

Work from 2026 includes “Celebration” for Stella Artois (directed by Matías Moltrasio and Andy Fogwill), “Oreo Cows” for Oreo by Agustín Carbonere, and spots for Tecate, Lincoln and Volkswagen. Corona’s “100 Years” followed in late 2025. Other clients on its reel include Mercado Libre, Fernet Branca, YPF and Movistar.

2. Rebolución

Founded by Armando Bo · Buenos Aires · rebolucion.com

Rebolución was founded in 2005 by Armando Bo, an Oscar winner, and has grown into a film and advertising production network. Its offices cover Buenos Aires, London, São Paulo, Mexico, New York, Montevideo, Bogotá and Santiago. The company says it has produced more than 700 spots and won more than 25 Cannes Lions.

It works across advertising, feature film, digital and content. Rebolución is also a member of the UK’s Advertising Producers Association, which lists its London office as the network’s registered address.

3. Primo

Founder-owned · Buenos Aires · primocontent.com

Directors Nico Pérez Veiga and Martín Kalina founded Primo in 2008, and both still run it. From Buenos Aires it has expanded to Barcelona, Madrid, Santiago, Mexico City, São Paulo and, most recently, Bogotá. Its advertising work has been recognised at Cannes, D&AD, the One Show, El Ojo de Iberoamérica and the Círculo de Creatividad Argentina.

Primo’s production services department has handled shoots for Apple, Google, Nike, Levi’s, Armani and Renault, and recent LBB credits include work for DoorDash and Gatorade. It also has a long-form arm: the series “Out There” earned an Emmy nomination, and in 2025 Primo partnered with Rei Pictures and produced Gastón Solnicki’s “The Souffleur”, which screened at Venice.

4. argentinacine

Production company · Palermo · argentinacine.com

argentinacine has been making commercials for about 25 years and is known for humour-led storytelling. Its H2oh! spot “Trencitas” won a Gold Lion at Cannes. It works from Palermo, opened an official office in Mexico in recent years, and added a photography department to cover stills alongside film.

The roster includes Augusto Giménez Zapiola, Santiago Mitre (who returned to advertising with the company in late 2024) and Nico Ponieman, who joined in October 2025. Recent work includes “Welcome to Adulthood” for Swiss Medical, a YPF campaign with Mercado McCann, and films for Syngenta, PedidosYa and Axion. Earlier clients include Quilmes, Telecom and Isenbeck.

5. Mama Húngara

Production company · Colegiales · mamahungara.com

Mama Húngara runs its main office on Amenábar in Buenos Aires, with a second office in Roma Norte, Mexico City. In August 2026 it added the film director Ariel Winograd, whose feature work includes films with Guillermo Francella and Ricardo Darín, to its global roster.

The roster also includes Hernán Corera, Fede García Rico, Malu Boruchowicz, Lucas Brañas and Juan Cabral. Brands on its reel include Coca-Cola, Fernet Branca, Personal, Stella Artois, Brahma, Toyota, Netflix and HBO Max, and it also makes music videos, such as Sin Bandera’s “Nadie”.

6. Oruga Cine

Production company · Chacarita · orugacine.com

Oruga Cine was founded in Buenos Aires in 1998 and works from Casa Oruga in Chacarita. Managing partner Ioni Borisonik leads the company globally, and it has grown offices in Mexico, Chile and Ecuador. Its production for GUT Buenos Aires’s “Custom Billboards” for Mercado Libre won a Bronze Lion at Cannes.

The company offers shooting, post, animation, VFX and sound mixing in-house. Directors include Javier Nir, Martín Levi and Tomás Curland, with recent work for Movistar (“Sharenting”), EA Sports (“Monumental”), adidas México and Bridgestone. Other clients include Grupo Modelo, DirecTV and Banco Provincia.

7. Poster

Founder-led · Colegiales · posterfilms.com

Poster was founded by the director Plástico and managing director Mariano Echarri, and marked 15 years in 2024. Its headquarters is in Buenos Aires, with offices in Brooklyn, Mexico City and São Paulo, and a Madrid base run through a partnership with Lee Films.

The director roster includes Plástico, Alba Ricart, Sebastián Caporelli and Agos Bruera. Recent projects include work for Mercado Libre with P&G, Don Julio, Uber, McDonald’s, Bumble and Lollapalooza.

8. Labhouse

Production company · Palermo · labhouse.tv

Labhouse makes commercials, film and TV from a Buenos Aires office on Ángel Carranza, with further offices in Montevideo, Barcelona and Santiago.

Its reel includes work for Lacoste, DoorDash, Kotex, Dove, PayPal, AXE, Netflix and Apple. Many of those are US and European brands, so it is a natural call for agencies from abroad planning a shoot in Argentina or Uruguay.

What to look for in a Buenos Aires video production company

Decide first whether you need a production company or a service producer. Companies such as Landia, Mama Húngara and Poster bring their own directors and creative treatments. Others, including Labhouse and Primo’s services arm, are often hired to run a shoot for a director and agency based elsewhere. Many do both, so say which you want when you brief them.

Look at the director, not only the company. Buenos Aires rosters change often, and directors move between companies or sign with several across the region. Ask who is attached to your job and whether they will be on set in Argentina.

Ask how the budget is set and in which currency. Most international jobs are quoted in US dollars, while local jobs may be priced in pesos with adjustments for inflation. A clear quote that covers crew, locations, permits and post avoids arguments later.

Check how dailies, cuts and notes will move between Buenos Aires and the client’s office. Regional and overseas jobs often run across time zones, with agency, client and director reviewing from different cities. A shared place for rushes, edits and timestamped feedback makes that easier to manage.

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For review, share a cut with the agency or client as a commenter. Shared links work without sign-up, and with annotations they can leave timestamped comments on video and audio, draw on a video frame, and draw on stills or storyboards with a comment attached. The team marks each comment completed as it is addressed, so a round of notes works like a checklist. The review and approval workflow shows how this fits together. Finished films can be published as a web page for view-only delivery.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best video production company in Buenos Aires?

There is no single answer, since it depends on the director and the kind of job. On awards, Landia lists 79 Cannes Lions and Rebolución more than 25. argentinacine is known for comedy, and Mama Húngara’s roster includes feature directors such as Ariel Winograd.

Why do international brands shoot commercials in Buenos Aires?

The city offers experienced crews, a wide range of locations within reach, and costs that are often lower than in the US or Europe. Several companies here, such as Labhouse and Primo, run dedicated production services for foreign agencies.

Do Buenos Aires production companies work in English?

Several companies on this list have offices in New York, Los Angeles, London or Spain and credits for US and European brands. Ask each one which producers will handle an English-language job.

What is the difference between a production company and a production service company?

A production company represents directors and develops the creative treatment with the agency. A service company provides the local crew, locations, permits and logistics for a director brought in from elsewhere. Many Buenos Aires companies offer both.

Where can I find animation studios in Buenos Aires?

This page covers live-action commercial and branded film production. For character animation, motion design and 3D, see the best animation studios in Buenos Aires.

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