Jaguar Films

Jaguar Films, a privately owned company headquartered in Panama, was founded in 1995 and operates with approximately 20 employees. The company reported $2.9M in revenue as of 2024. Primarily focused on content rights, Jaguar Films functions as a commercial film production company and an independent cinematic studio based in Central America. Founded by Luis Pacheco, who served as Panama's Film Authority and drafted the nation’s foundational Film Law, the company manages an infrastructure encompassing 8K cinematographic equipment arrays, mobile grip units, and post-production facilities utilizing color grading, animation, and digital cinema package (DCP) mastering suites. The studio's operational offices extend into Colombia.