Bad Iguana Productions USA
Stories Created Locally. Connections Built Internationally.
Based in Middle Tennessee, Bad Iguana Productions is a bilingual film, television and commercial production company serving businesses, organizations, agencies and independent filmmakers.
The company combines cinematic storytelling with production experience in the United States and Latin America. Its work includes narrative films, documentaries, commercials, corporate productions, training videos and original content created for multicultural audiences.
Led by Israel Garcia
As a bilingual filmmaker with a deep understanding of American and Latin American cultures, Israel creates stories that connect with diverse audiences while maintaining a strong cinematic identity. His background allows him to move naturally between creative development, production leadership and international collaboration.
Connecting the United States and Latin America
Through Bad Iguana Productions, Israel is building a bridge between filmmakers, production companies and entertainment markets in the United States and Latin America.
Working alongside the company’s division in Lima, Peru, he leads the development of international production partnerships and distribution opportunities for films seeking access to South and Central American audiences.
His vision is to create meaningful stories, support filmmakers and help productions travel beyond borders.
Create with purpose. Produce with experience. Connect through story.
Israel Garcia is the founder, CEO and Executive Producer of Bad Iguana Productions. Originally from Guayaquil, Ecuador, Israel brings more than twenty years of experience as a producer, director, cinematographer, editor and writer. He began his career working with major Ecuadorian television networks, including Ecuavisa and Teleamazonas, before continuing his professional journey in the United States.
His experience spans film, television, documentaries, commercials and branded content. He directed and produced Our Voices, a documentary created for the Tennessee Department of Health, and has collaborated with government agencies, nonprofit organizations, businesses, artists and community leaders.
Israel has also taught filmmaking at Middle Tennessee State University, sharing his professional experience with a new generation of storytellers.
Bad Iguana Productions (PERU DIVISION)
Production and Distribution Across South America
With a division based in Lima, Peru, Bad Iguana Productions provides filmmakers, producers and international partners with production and distribution support throughout South America.
Our Lima division combines local expertise with a broad understanding of the region’s audiences, cultures and entertainment markets. We help bring productions to life while creating opportunities for films and audiovisual content to reach audiences across Peru, Ecuador and other Latin American territories.
Led by Jaime Rosero
A Bridge Between Stories and Markets
From development and local production support to regional distribution strategy, Bad Iguana Productions Peru serves as a bridge between filmmakers, territories and audiences.
Whether you are planning a production in South America or looking to distribute your film throughout the region, our team can help you navigate the market with experience, cultural understanding and a strong network of industry relationships.
Produce locally. Distribute regionally. Reach audiences internationally.
Contact Bad Iguana Productions to explore production and distribution opportunities in Peru and across South America.
Jaime Rosero serves as CEO and Executive Producer of Bad Iguana Productions Peru, leading the company’s production and distribution operations in the region.
With more than twenty years of experience in the film and television industry, Jaime has produced eight films in Ecuador and South America, including Desde Abajo and Travesía.
His career includes work with television networks and production companies across Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Argentina and Aruba.
Jaime is a creative producer with a deep knowledge of South American history and culture. His experience, relationships and regional perspective allow him to identify powerful stories, guide productions through the local landscape and connect films with the audiences and markets they are meant to reach.