ABOUT US EL RANCHITO AWARDS SERVICES WHO ARE WE? EL RANCHITO: A SPANISH VISUAL EFFECTS COMPANY WITH AN INTERNATIONAL AIM El Ranchito is a Spanish visual effects company for film, television and advertising. Created in 2004, El Ranchito has participated in the postproduction of over one hundred spots and more than one hundred films and television series, many of them for the international market. THE TEAM Our workforce is made up of 200 highly experienced professionals, passionate about their work and recognized for their talent both inside and outside our borders. El Ranchito has created the digital effects for productions such Agora, by Alejandro Amenábar, The Impossible and A Monster Calls, by J. Bayona, and TV series like Game of Thrones, for which some its most memorable sequences have been done. Our work has been recognized with eight Goyas in the section of Best Special Effects, with five VES (Visual Effects Society Awards) for Game of Thrones and The Impossible, with three Gaudí and with one Emmy and one HPA (Hollywood Professional Association) Award for the best visual effects for Game of Thrones. CERTIFICATIONS Information Security certifications show a company’s commitment to modernizing and digitizing its information systems. For this reason, El Ranchito has the following international certifications: ISO 27001, TISAX and TPN. Having obtained these certifications evidences the work carried out by El Ranchito to comply with all the requirements demanded by said international standards and allows us to transmit confidence and guarantees to our clients. The certifications are one more step in our commitment to guarantee the security of the information of all our clients. Home Privacy Policy Cookies Policy Legal Notice Security Policy Copyright © 2016 El Ranchito Imagen Digital S.L. De La Coruña 29, 28020 Madrid. Spain. EL RANCHITO uses technical and personalized owned and third party cookies necessary for the functioning of the website and the provision of the services requested by the User when browsing through the website, for example, language preferences. More information is available clicking . ACCEPT