The companies led by Sergio Pizzolante, Pablo López, and Pablo Fortini are embarking on a new phase of expansion focused on the value of their audiovisual portfolio, intellectual property development, and their presence on major platforms.
CT Mobs (led by Sergio Pizzolante) and Mento Media (led by Pablo López and Pablo Fortini) have announced a strategic partnership that marks a new chapter in their growth within the entertainment industry.
The agreement aims to drive the international expansion of their productions and solidify the commercial value of a portfolio that encompasses original series, franchises in development, and new film projects.
The partnership combines Pizzolante’s international entertainment industry expertise with the creative vision and production capabilities of López and Fortini. Its scope covers both the development of new content and the creation of commercial opportunities for existing titles, with a long-term growth perspective.
This move is underpinned by a key asset: the value built around their audiovisual brands and their potential to generate new seasons, licensing deals, and distribution opportunities across various markets. This vision positions intellectual property as a primary driver for the next stage of both companies’ evolution.
From TRUE Guatemala to an International Franchise
Among the projects fueling this new phase is TRUE; its first season, TRUE Guatemala, brought the country’s stories, landscapes, and cultural richness to Amazon Prime Video. Following the success of this initial installment, the brand is preparing to expand into new destinations, with the ambition of establishing itself as an international franchise.
This model opens up possibilities to extend the value of TRUE through new seasons and territories, building a brand that can grow beyond a single production and maintain an enduring relationship with audiences, platforms, and commercial partners.
The portfolio also includes Full of Flavor -renewed for future seasons following its debut- and La Azul y Blanco, a production that brings the passion and human stories behind Guatemala’s national soccer team to the screen. These titles reflect a strategy that leverages culture, gastronomy, and sports to develop content with a distinct identity and international reach.
A New Venture in Film
The expansion also extends to cinema. The companies are currently in the pre-production phase of a film about Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and his experiences in Guatemala – a project that will explore this chapter of the writer’s life and its potential connection to the creative universe of The Little Prince, one of the most iconic works of 20th-century literature.
This feature film broadens the portfolio’s scope and represents a new commitment to Latin American-linked stories capable of connecting with audiences across different countries.
A Long-Term Business Vision
Through this alliance, CT Mobs and Mento Media aim to capitalize on the market position established by their productions and scale up operations focused on the development, production, and international distribution of content.
The next phase will focus on strengthening their catalog, expanding relationships with platforms and strategic partners, and developing new avenues for the commercial exploitation of their audiovisual brands.
This partnership marks a step toward a broader business vision: transforming accumulated creative value into an audiovisual asset with international reach. Operating from Latin America, Pizzolante, López, and Fortini are committed to building a business that grows in value with every story, every season, and every new market.
