GGP Produções

GGP Produções is a renowned production company and studio complex founded in 1999 by the iconic TV host and entrepreneur Gugu Liberato. Located in Barueri, São Paulo, the company stands out for its high-standard infrastructure, designed specifically to meet the demands of the advertising, digital media, film and television markets. With a built area of 5,420 m² on a plot of 8,535 m², GGP offers two independent studios and extensive support areas, providing a complete and professional environment for productions of any size.

The production company positions itself as a full-service studio rental solution, prioritizing comfort, privacy, security and careful planning for each project. Its facilities include parking for 120 vehicles and 24-hour monitoring, ensuring logistics and peace of mind for crews and talent. The company's trajectory is intrinsically linked to its founder's vision, having established itself as a landmark space in the Alphaville Industrial region.

GGP Produções' target audience is diverse, ranging from major TV networks and advertising agencies to independent production companies and established brands seeking a controlled, professional environment for their shoots. Its presence in the market is marked by versatility, capable of hosting everything from commercial and TV program shoots to film productions and content for digital platforms.

With more than two decades of experience, GGP has built a solid reputation based on the quality of its infrastructure and specialized service. The company does not work directly in content creation, but rather serves as the ideal physical foundation that makes the execution of complex video productions possible, providing all the necessary technical and support structure.

GGP's presence in the industry is reinforced by an impressive portfolio of clients who trust its facilities, including major names in media, advertising and industry. Its strategic location in greater São Paulo makes it accessible to professionals throughout the state, cementing its role as a major hub for Brazilian video production.