Platforms and production companies in Latin America are missing a trick, in terms of both business and engagement, by ignoring the natural history genre, argue the founders of Lat Am incubator CAUCE.

Paco Ramos, Netflix's VP of content for Latin America, outlines the company's microseries strategy and reveals plans to add more live events in the region.

LATAM CONTENT MEETING: Streamers accept being regulated in Brazil, but demand equal rules for the entire market, Luizio Felipe Rocha, CEO of Strima, has told the LatAm Content Meeting.

LATAM CONTENT MEETING: The unscripted formats industry in Brazil has reached a stage of maturity and the country is moving towards consolidating itself as an exporter of ideas at a global level.

Uruguayan producers and the Uruguayan Film & Audiovisual Agency are working together to create a tax rebate that could be launched later this year.

Netflix unveiled three new projects at its Made in Argentina event in Buenos Aires this week, coinciding with the opening of its new offices in the city, from where its more than 40 local employees will work.

Ignacio Soto Pérez has been appointed as CEO of Boomerang TV, the Spanish production company owned by Mediawan Group.

Consumption has become fragmented and production has slowed, but Latin America already has all the tools it needs to succeed, argues noted Argentine producer Manuel Martí.

Spain-headquartered international group The Mediapro Studio has teamed up with acclaimed US producer Charles Wachter to launch Stopwatch Media, a label focused on unscripted.

Although its 11.7% cash rebate is not among the most generous in the region, Costa Rica’s film commissioner Marysela Zamora Villalobos argues that the ease of applying for it, the speed of the refunds and the country’s reliability are attracting an increasing number of international film shoots.