About
A production company from the Region of Murcia with a cinematic vocation.
Founded in Murcia, 88 Millas produces audiovisual work with one guiding principle: cinematic quality isn't an extra, it's the baseline.
We co-produced the documentary series “Espacios Naturales Espectaculares”, broadcast on RTVE's La 2 as part of its Grandes Documentales slot and a finalist at the PRO-DOCS 2025 awards, with international distribution through 3boxmedia.
We are currently co-producing the feature-length documentary “Guerreras por la Amazonia” — a project in development, shot in Ecuador, Brazil and Spain, in four languages, with release planned for 2027.
We also work with the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia (Cultural Heritage and the Directorate-General for the European Union), the Region of Murcia Tourism Institute and the Spanish Space Agency, where we provide ongoing audiovisual technical support for multi-year programmes and institutional events.
In branding and retail, we have produced for El Corte Inglés Viajes (immersive video at FITUR Madrid), Inmesol, Catlike, Tuyo Patrimonio Región de Murcia, Solano Horizonte, Torpedo, Clever Camper Van, TTCAMPER, Evolve Skateboards and Grupo Sureste, among others. Our work has aired on La Sexta and other national channels, and the documentary Espacios Naturales is coming soon to Prime Video.
Juan Antonio Díaz Baño
Founder, director and executive producer
“Engineering gave me the method. Travel gave me the eye.”
I'm what you'd call a restless soul. I studied Industrial Engineering and spent almost ten years working in industry. Then I moved to Australia and, when I came back, set up an international distribution company selling across Spain and Portugal. All the while, I was training in film and video, my true passion. The first commissions came in and, with them, 88 Millas.
I've travelled across the United States, Cuba, Mexico, Morocco, Southeast Asia and most of Europe, and every trip has taught me to find stories in very different places and people. Add to that YouTube and social media, another of my passions, which have given me a more creative and personal way of telling stories.
Today I lead every 88 Millas project and serve as its executive producer. My years in industry and the experience of building my own company help me understand what each client needs, without losing sight of deadlines or budgets.
A stable creative core, a broad talent network.
88 Millas works with a stable creative and production core in Murcia, and an extensive network of senior freelance collaborators we bring in according to the technical and creative demands of each project: directors of photography, sound recordists, camera assistants, additional RPAS pilots, editors, colourists, executive producers and local casting.
This model lets us scale the team to the project, not the other way round. For a documentary series for RTVE we bring in a different crew than for an international brand shoot, or for a multi-year technical support contract with a public administration. Our talent network is based in Murcia, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and, when the project requires it, abroad.
The in-house core provides creative direction, executive production, administrative management of public tenders and tax rebates, editing and post-production, and core technical capabilities (cinema camera, AESA-certified drone, slider and stabilisation). The external network brings specialisation (senior DOPs, sound, lighting) and scale (extended crew for complex shoots).
We are committed to your project
Our team is seasoned on set. Whether it's rigging gear before dawn or fine-tuning every last detail to craft the perfect video, it's the things nobody sees that make a project succeed.
We like to get our hands dirty
Sometimes that means finding a way to capture the rawest essence of the industrial world. Other times, building an entire scene from scratch, with meticulous production design.
We don't hide behind the camera
Every member of our team works hard to make your people feel comfortable during production. We know what it's like to freeze up when the camera is rolling.