マドリードで最高の動画制作会社（2026年版）

Introduction

Madrid is where most of Spain’s commercials are commissioned, and the six production companies below all make that work from a base in the city. They range from Lee Films, which has been producing spots since 1990, to international networks such as Rebolución that have added a Madrid office in the last few years.

The demand comes from the advertisers headquartered here: banks and insurers such as Santander, BBVA and Mapfre, Telefónica, the big energy companies, El Corte Inglés, Iberia and the two Madrid football clubs. The production side is also changing. WPP launched WPP Production in January 2026 and retired the Hogarth brand, Omnicom has built out Omnicom Production after taking over IPG, and Rebolución opened a Barcelona office in April 2026 after three years in Madrid. Barcelona remains the other main production hub, and several companies here work across both cities.

This page covers commercial and branded film production. Content studios and post houses have their own Madrid pages. Every company listed has a Madrid office or studio in 2026, verified from its own site, its trade profile or the Madrid Film Office directory. The list is unranked, and it is shorter than our usual length because we only included companies whose Madrid presence we could confirm.

The best video production companies in Madrid

1. Lee Films

Independent, part of 24/7 Group · Hortaleza · leefilms.com

Lee Films is one of the longest-running commercial production companies in Spain. It was founded in 1990, has its headquarters on Calle Parma in Madrid, and says it has produced more than 2,000 projects shot in Spain and over 20 other countries. It describes itself as the most awarded production company in Spain, with recognition at Cannes Lions, c de c, El Sol, El Ojo de Iberoamérica and the Premios Eficacia. It is part of 24/7 Group, a collective of production and VFX companies, and states that its capital is fully Spanish.

Its client list covers many of Madrid’s largest advertisers, including Banco Santander, BBVA, Movistar, Vodafone, Orange, Carrefour and Cruz Roja, alongside IKEA, McDonald’s, Burger King, Audi, SEAT, Toyota and Google. In 2024 it partnered with the Argentine company POSTER to open POSTER’s Madrid office, which widens the range of directors it can offer.

2. Blur

Independent · Madrid · blurfilms.tv

Blur is a multidisciplinary production company with offices in Madrid and Barcelona, founded by executive producer Mario Forniés. It makes commercials, music videos, branded and long-form content, and has produced the feature films Temporal and Secuestrados. Its best-known spot is “Hope” for the International Committee of the Red Cross with Sra. Rushmore, directed by James Rouse, which won the Film Craft Grand Prix at Cannes Lions in 2018. “Justino” for Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, another Cannes Grand Prix winner, was also a Blur production.

Clients include IKEA, Vodafone, Coca-Cola, Nike, McDonald’s, Burger King, Bankinter and Mango. The roster mixes Spanish and international directors, and Blur also offers production services to foreign companies shooting in Spain.

3. Rebolución

Independent network · Madrid · rebolucion.com

Rebolución is an advertising and film production network founded in Buenos Aires in 2005 by Armando Bó, the director and co-writer of Birdman. It opened its Madrid office in 2023, its first in Spain, and added Barcelona in April 2026. The network has won more than 30 Cannes Lions, and El Ojo de Iberoamérica has named it Best Production Company.

The Madrid office produced “The Treasure Hunt” for the Secretary of State for Equality with Ogilvy Madrid, one of Shots’ Spanish Cannes contenders for 2026. Its Spanish clients include Telepizza, McDonald’s, Isdin, Mapfre, the DGT and Médicos del Mundo, with agencies such as Accenture Song, McCann and Smäll. Directors from the wider network, across London, New York and Latin America, are available to Spanish clients.

4. Agosto

Independent · Madrid · agosto.tv

Agosto is a film production company based in Barcelona and Madrid, with a roster of directors who work across commercials and brand films for agencies and brands in both cities.

Agosto’s site organises its work by director, which is the most useful way in for a brief. Ask which directors are based in Madrid and which travel from Barcelona, as this affects scheduling and budgets for local shoots.

5. Antiestático

Independent · Lavapiés · antiestatico.com

Antiestático is a Madrid production company on Calle Duque de Fernán Núñez that works across film, commercials, content, photography, illustration, animation and fashion. It has a sister company, Veni, on the same street. Recent credits include “On the Line” for the Olympic Channel and work for Apple TV+.

The mix of disciplines suits brands that want a campaign film, stills and social cutdowns from the same shoot. Check the directors section for the specific people behind each piece, since the company represents a range of filmmakers and visual artists.

6. Ladoble

Independent · Arganzuela · ladoble.tv

Ladoble is a production company for commercials and branded films with a Madrid base on Calle Manzanares, near Madrid Río. Its roster includes the directors Iacopo Carapelli, Esteban Sapir, Lemon and the duo Los Pibes, and it also represents photographers.

Its work includes campaigns for Ray-Ban, Corona, Tecate Ice Light, Mercado Libre and La Anónima, several of them for Latin American brands. That experience is useful for Madrid advertisers whose campaigns run in Spain and Latin America.

What to look for in a Madrid video production company

Start with the director, then the company. Spanish production companies are built around their rosters, and the same company can produce very different work depending on who directs. Ask for each director’s recent reel and whether they are based in Madrid, Barcelona or abroad.

Check what the company produces in house and what it outsources. Some Madrid companies handle everything from casting to post, while others work with separate post houses, colour and sound studios. Neither is better, though it changes who you speak to when something needs fixing late in the schedule.

Madrid has a deep crew base and studio space, and the Madrid Film Office supports location permits across the city and the wider region. A company that shoots here often will know which locations are realistic for your dates and budget, and how far in advance permits are needed.

Agree how cuts, versions and approvals will be handled before the shoot. A single campaign can produce dozens of deliverables for TV, social and out-of-home, in Spanish and other languages. Production companies with a clear review process, and one place where the client can see the latest cut, save a good deal of time in the final weeks.

How Fabric helps video production teams

Fabric gives a production company one workspace for footage, scripts, client feedback and project history, with AI search across all of it. The setup for commercial production is built around that pattern: a space per job, holding treatments, call sheets, rushes and edits together.

Rushes and project files sit in Fabric’s cloud drive, which streams files on demand so they take no local disk space. Editors can open heavy files without a full download, as covered in how to edit video without filling your SSD. Uploaded video and audio are transcribed automatically, so search can find a line of dialogue or a mention in an interview and jump to the timestamp.

For pre-production, Canvas works as an infinite board for moodboards and storyboards, with embedded YouTube and Vimeo references. For delivery, any cut or folder can be published as a web page with password protection, and link analytics show when each named recipient opened it. Clients and agency producers can leave threaded comments through a shared link without signing up. Commenters can also leave timestamped comments on video and draw on any video frame.

On Team plans, client pages can be kept up to date from meetings, Slack and the workspace, covering decisions, deliverables and open items for each job.

Password protection and link analytics are included on Pro and Team plans, and client pages on Team plans. See plans for teams.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best video production company in Madrid?

It depends on the brief and the director you want. On track record, Lee Films has been producing commercials in Madrid since 1990 for clients such as Santander, BBVA and Movistar, Blur produced the Cannes Grand Prix winner “Hope”, and Rebolución brings an international network with more than 30 Cannes Lions.

Do Madrid production companies also work in Barcelona?

Many do. Blur and Agosto have offices in both cities, and Rebolución opened a Barcelona office in April 2026 after starting in Madrid in 2023. Ask where the director and producer on your job are based.

How much does a commercial cost to produce in Madrid?

Costs vary widely with the director, shoot days, cast, locations and post. Most production companies quote after a treatment and a call with the agency. Ask for a breakdown that separates production, post and usage rights.

Who handles post-production on a Madrid commercial?

Some production companies edit and finish in house, while others work with specialist post houses for editing, colour, VFX and sound. Our list of post-production studios in Madrid covers the main houses.

Can international productions shoot in Madrid?

Yes. Several companies on this list offer production services to foreign clients, and the Madrid Film Office helps with location permits in the city and the wider region.

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