Brazil’s Best Foreign Language Film Submission Reviewed: ‘Little Secret’
by Kate Lyra Amidst the flurry of controversy surrounding its selection, “Little Secret” (“Pequeno Segredo”) screened for the press in Rio de Janeiro. “Some people are afraid of the ocean,” says Heloisa, (Julia Lemmertz in a perfect pitch performance). “But I feel...New article by Steve Solot on the Role of Film Commissions in Bilateral Co-production Treaties
In his new article published on July 7, 2016 in the “Revista de Cinema,” Steve Solot, Coordinator of Rio Film Commission, President of Latin American Training Center-LATC, and also Executive Director of the Brazilian Film Commission Network-REBRAFIC, writes about the...Steve Solot’s new article published in the Jornal do Comercio on March 30 highlights both opportunities and challenges in the Brazilian audiovisual industry
Rio de Janeiro is the traditional host of the two most important audiovisual events in Brazil, the Rio International Film Festival (Festival do Rio) in October and the Rio Content Market. Total box office in 2015 (foreign and national films) was R$2.35 billion, an...In his latest article, Steve Solot talks about the symbiotic relationship between the audiovisual producer and the film commission
The Symbiotic Relationship between the Audiovisual Producer and the Film Commission The most significant demonstration of the relationship of film commissions (FC’s) with audiovisual content producers in Latin America was the importance dedicated to the subject in the...In his latest article, Steve Solot explains how Brasil can compete successfully in the international production incentive scenario
“Zero” on the International Incentive Scoreboard A Film Commission (FC), the internationally-recognized denomination for an audiovisual production support office, offers aid ranging from logistical support to facilitation of permits for local filming of all types of...
