Peru is becoming an increasingly important destination for major international events, bringing global broadcasters, media organizations and production teams to the country.
In the coming months and years, Peru will host events of international relevance, including Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Peru in November 2026, The World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026 in Lima, and the Lima 2027 Pan American Games.

For productions covering these events, the scale and requirements may vary, but the need for reliable local crews, equipment, connectivity, transportation and on-the-ground production support remains essential.

For international teams coming to Peru, understanding what is available locally and what needs to be coordinated in advance can make a significant difference to the production.

Live Broadcasting in Peru: What Technology Is Available?

International productions coming to Peru have access to a range of live transmission and production solutions, depending on the scale, location, and technical requirements of the event.

The following technology is available in Peru:

Cellular Bonding Systems: Both LiveU and TVU Networks hardware units are available in the local market for rent and deployment.
Mobile Journalism (Mojo): Fully compatible with local 4G and 5G cellular networks for lightweight smartphone live streaming setups.
Satellite & IP Backhaul: Traditional DSNG trucks, Fly Away kits, and portable Starlink terminals are available for remote operations.
Mobile Production Units: A local fleet of broadcast-ready OB Vans and compact mobile units, supporting multi-camera setups for sports, concerts, or major corporate events.

The most appropriate solution depends on your production requirements and location. A local production partner can help determine the best setup at the destination and handle all the logistics directly from Lima.

Planning for Peru’s Geography

Peru offers a wide range of production environments, from major coastal cities to the Andes and the Amazon.
For live coverage, location is an important part of the technical planning. Connectivity can vary depending on the specific venue and surrounding terrain, so mobile networks and internet availability should be assessed ahead of the production.
But connectivity is only one consideration.
The availability of equipment, crew and technical support can also vary between locations. Depending on the requirements, specialized equipment or personnel may need to be mobilized from Lima.
Good local planning means knowing what is available at the destination and what needs to travel with the production.

Working in Peru with a Local Production Partner

For international broadcasters and production companies, local knowledge can make difference.
From sourcing experienced crews and equipment to coordinating transportation, locations and technical requirements, a local production partner helps bridge the gap between an international production plan and the realities of working on the ground.
GoPeru Films provides production services for international broadcasters, media companies, agencies and production companies filming and broadcasting in Peru.

Whether you need an ENG crew, live production support or a full local production team, GoPeru films can help you build the right setup for your project.