This undergraduate thesis elaborates on a matter of management of quality in the production of audiovisual work. It evaluates similarities and differences in the production of artwork versus commercial products concerning products and/or services. Production of the film, tv shows, or any other audiovisual format and it explain throw managerial devices. The environment in which production is developing is discussed and includes social, economic legal, political, technological, and other factors which partially or entirely influence the production of the artwork. The importance of quality control and ideas for its continuous improvement is emphasized to use the scarce resources as rationally as possible to achieve unlimited human ideas and needs. This paper aims to analyze the elements that catalyze or inhibit the development and improvement of audiovisual product quality. The aim is also to explain the phenomenon of the Golden Triangle and to propose a solution to the qualitative challenge through the development of a model that simultaneously monitors quality, speed, and cost. Finally, the probability of success of the implementation of the model as one of the many possibilities available to modern society is presented and concluded.