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Olympusat

Creative & Production
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Founded
1999
Employees
51-200
Offices
2

About Olympusat

Olympusat is an independent, vertically integrated media company combining television network operations, content distribution, original production and streaming services. Founded in 1999, it serves Spanish- and English-language audiences in the United States and Latin America, with production and post-production operations in West Palm Beach, Florida, and Mexico City.

Its television portfolio encompasses more than 100 high-definition and standard-definition channels. These include the Mexican film network Cine Mexicano, the thematic Ultra HD Plex channels, multicultural children’s network ¡Sorpresa!, and TOKU, which focuses on Asian live-action entertainment and anime. Its distribution activities also include a Faith & Family suite featuring Parables TV and Upliftv. Together, these networks span film, documentary, music, children’s programming and other specialist audiences.

Production and preservation

Through its in-house production arm, Olympusat Entertainment, the company produces feature films, scripted television, unscripted programming and commercials. Its production services also cover documentaries and corporate video, connecting original content creation with its broader television and digital distribution operations.

Post-production capabilities include Spanish- and English-language dubbing, script adaptation, lip-sync localization, voice recording, color correction and film restoration. The company works with archival film material as well as contemporary productions, preparing content for broadcast and digital delivery. Its restoration work includes classic Mexican cinema, supporting the continued circulation of historical films alongside newly produced programming.

Streaming and broadcast infrastructure

FreeTV extends Olympusat’s activities into advertising-supported video on demand and free streaming television. The platform serves Latin American and U.S. Hispanic audiences through web browsers, mobile applications and connected television devices.

For business customers, Olympusat supplies white-label streaming infrastructure, content aggregation, advertising insertion and monetization services. Its broadcast operations encompass channel origination, satellite uplink and downlink, fiber and IP distribution, master control and continuous network monitoring. This combination allows the company to support both programming and the technical systems used to deliver it across linear television and digital platforms.

More about Olympusat

Leadership

The report identifies Tom Mohler as founder and Chief Executive Officer, Aurora Mohler as Chief Content Officer, and Sarwar Uddin as Chief Financial Officer. Technical and post-production leadership includes Eric Bressler, VP of Technical Operations, and Shawn Copenhaver, VP of Creative Services and Post Production.

Production systems and methods

Olympusat developed the proprietary OLYOTT and VEMOX platforms to provide turnkey IPTV and video-on-demand systems for television distributors and telecommunications carriers.

The report describes Mexico City dubbing output of approximately 350–400 hours of English- and Spanish-language content monthly. Its archival workflow combines optical scanning of 16mm and 35mm material, manual scratch and dirt cleanup, and preparation of 2K and 4K digital cinema packages. Restoration work draws on the Calderón library and national archives.

Notable credits

9 credits
  • Monserrate, ¿Cómo el Cerro? (2017) — original feature produced and distributed by the in-house Olympusat Entertainment arm
  • Hacienda del Rey (2018) — original scripted television series created by Olympusat Entertainment
  • Sofía (2018) — original feature produced under the Olympusat Entertainment banner
  • El Karma (2016) — original feature produced for distribution on Olympusat's networks
  • Cien por Uno (2016) — original feature produced for distribution on Olympusat's networks
  • Rosauro Castro (1950) — digital restoration
  • Salón México (1949) — digital restoration
  • Víctimas del pecado — digital restoration
  • Dos Monjes — digital restoration

Offices

Where Olympusat is based

2 locations
  • West Palm Beach office

    Headquarters
    477 S Rosemary Ave, Suite 306, West Palm Beach, FL 33401, United StatesWest Palm Beach, Florida, United States
    About this office

    Global corporate headquarters with broadcast playout, channel management, a 24/7 Network Operations Center, digital production and film restoration.

  • Mexico City office

    Mexico City, Mexico

    Production and post-production studios with sound stages, dubbing and audio recording facilities, film restoration and color correction.

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