Mbrella Films

Film Production Company in Brazil

Shooting your next production in Brazil is a rewarding experience. As one of the most popular countries to film blockbusters, series, and commercials, Brazil has no shortage of stunning locations for any production type; biodiverse rainforests, cascading waterfalls, wetlands, oceans, rivers, historic colonial cities, and traditional villages provide the world’s best scenic backdrops for your project. Brazil’s expert technical crew and fixers are familiar with working with international film studios and providing valuable knowledge and services to your production pipeline.

Mbrella Films, a 10-year company operating in Brazil has facilitated thousands of production shoots in Brazil, working closely with Brazilian governments and agencies to bring foreign productions to the country. Our roster of experienced fixers, producers, and technical crew works closely with you, helping you navigate through paperwork, logistics, and permits, and facilitating communications with local groups.

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Top 5 Filming Locations in Brazil

Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro

One of Brazil’s bustling cities and film production hub is located in Rio de Janeiro, popularized by iconic landmarks; Christ the Redeemer, balneario beaches, national parks, morn cityscapes, and ridges. Rio is the entertainment hub in the Southern Hemisphere, attracting musicians, entertainers, and artists from around the world to experience and indulge in groovy vibes and eclectic culture. Blockbusters shot in Rio de Janeiro include Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024), Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (2022), Fast Five (2011), and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 1 (2011).

Pantanal

Pantanal

A lush wetland, Pantanal is home to an array of exotic plants and animals, untouched by mankind. Standing out as the world’s largest freshwater wetland stitching across 68,000 square miles, directors can film an abundance of animal, plant, and aquatic life at Pantanal, thriving in their natural habitats without human interference.

Ouro Preto

Ouro Preto

The historic town of Ouro Preto was founded in the 17th century during the height of the gold rush in Brazil that spanned into the 18th century. As gold mines became exhausted, the exodus of its inhabitants left behind impressive structures; churches, fountains, bridges, public buildings, and residential areas encapsulated in time. Ouro Preto is the place to visit looking to capture shots of colonial buildings that are locked in time.

Salvador

Salvador

The former Brazilian capital is now known for African-influenced cuisine, music, and architecture built since the 17th century. Located on the coast, the famed Barra Lighthouse, overlooking the Bay of All Saints serves as an excellent lookout point for capturing colorful sunsets and seascapes. Other locations include Ilha dos Frades and Praia Farol da Barra beaches, the golden-laced interior of the Igreja e Convento de São Francisco church, and the unmissable Pelourinho, a UNESCO World Heritage site boasting colorful colonial buildings lining the streets.

Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls

Black Panther (2018) and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) are two Hollywood movies filmed at these impressive, thunderous falls. Iguazu Falls is a culmination of 275 separate waterfalls that create a U-shape, accessible from Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil. The sheer size and beauty of the falls make Iguazu Falls a highly sought-after location for shooting action-packed films, capturing the waterfall’s power and ferocity. Surrounding Iguazu Falls are lush and dense jungles bustling with life and hidden secrets the jungle yet has to reveal.

Professional Crews

Mbrella Film’s elite crew is ready to assist you on your filming journey. Brazil is a large country, and we understand the costs associated with logistics and transportation of valuable equipment. With the help of our expert fixers and crews, we can assist you in transporting your equipment safely. Mbrella Films also provides gear and equipment rental; cameras, lights, grips, drones, and assistants for your production.

Our team has collaborated with numerous studios throughout our 10-year history, delivering exceptional services on par with international standards.

Budget for Film Production in Brazil

Mbrella Films has provided unparalleled services to international film crews for over 10 years, assisting you with budget constrictions, obtaining film permits, and working closely with agencies. Upon first contact, our producers will you with provide a realistic line budget breakdown, eliminating doubts about hidden fees.

Get in touch with a producer today and start shooting your next film production in Brazil.

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