Head of content
Caracol
Experience a three-day tailored program: pre-scheduled 1-to-1 and roundtable meetings, and high-level connections for projects in development.
Meet targeted potential partners, investors, show-runners and commissioners. Greenlight projects, and gain key insights on the state of the market in Latin America and beyond, with tips that can be applied directly to your project.
MIP CANCUN is designed to accommodate one-to-one meetings and round tables with a wide range of companies to forge co-production deals. Up to 10 guaranteed meetings will be included in your personalized agenda and you will have a lot more opportunities to accelerate your TV co-production projects with Latin America! Discover our signature matchmaking format through 4 easy steps.
The MIP CANCUN Co-Production Bootcamp is a two-day intensive program designed to equip producers with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed in the evolving landscape of co-production.
14:30 – 15:30
The evolving media landscape is reshaping how content is conceived, developed, financed, produced, and distributed.
This session explores the intersection between digital creators and broadcasters, looking at emerging formats, creator-led storytelling, changing audience behaviors, new business and distribution models, and the opportunities for collaboration across platforms.
It offers a forward-looking view of the content ecosystem and the partnerships that are shaping the future of audiovisual storytelling.
15:30 – 16:30
14:30 - 15:30
Film commissions, production service providers and industry executives working across areas such as artificial intelligence, localization and content monetization bring together to explore the evolving global audiovisual production landscape.
Through practical insights and industry perspectives, participants will learn how these key players support productions, enable cross-border collaboration, leverage emerging technologies and unlock new business opportunities across international markets
15:30 - 16:30
Getting a project from a strong idea to a greenlight requires understanding what decision-makers are looking for at every stage of the process.
This session explores how projects are evaluated, selected, commissioned, acquired, and ultimately brought into production by broadcasters, platforms, and other industry players.
It focuses on the key elements that can turn a project into a compelling proposition—from concept and creative vision to market positioning, financing, packaging, and audience potential—offering insight into what it takes to move a project from development to production.