Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
3 reviews$300 - $1000 / Day
Photojournalist and video reporter, based in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
October • 2018
Pedro Prado and Carolina Moura make an excellent team of shooter and local producer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Great quality footage and audio, excellent guests and interviews, both are very professional, flexible, easy to communicate with and went an extra mile to deliver the material in a timely manner and tight deadline. I recommend their work to anyone looking for VJs in Brazil. -Paula Daibert, Senior Producer AJ+ Español
November • 2018
Pedro Prado, Erick Dau and Carolina Moura are an excellent team of shooters and video producers. Highly professional, shot a variety of beautiful, creative shots and secured great characters and access for our story. I recommend their work to anyone looking for VJs in Brazil -Paula Daibert, Senior Producer AJ+ Español
April • 2020
Pedro executed a very challenging story with numerous production obstacles very well.
RIO DE JANEIRO is in the middle of an unprecedented wave of violence, and nowhere in the city is feeling that more acutely than the favela of Jacarezinho.
The video show the aftermath of the murder of Rio councilwoman Marielle Franco, from the crime scene to the protests that followed the funeral.
Produced for The Guardian
Brazil’s President Bolsonaro has described coronavirus as a “little flu” and resisted lockdown measures even as the death toll rises. But in Rio’s poorest favelas, where people live in overcrowded conditions and lack proper sanitation, they are bracing for the worst. Buba Aguiar is an activist in Acari who is taking matters into her own hands, soliciting online donations to buy food parcels and basic coronavirus kit - soap, masks - for her neighbours who cannot afford to stop working and stay at home. As Acari records its first coronavirus death, we follow Buba through a typical day fighting to help her community in the face of government inaction.
As Rio de Janeiro State collapses in deep financial/corruption crisis, public sector workers with over six months of late salaries finding a way to keep providing for their families doing unregistered side jobs.
Mothers that had their children killed by Brazilian Military Police gather together in a event at Manguinhos slum in Rio de Janeiro, in order to build a solidarity network.
As Rio de Janeiro State collapses in deep financial/corruption crisis, public sector workers are violently repressed by police as they take the streets demanding payment of late salaries
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