Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
41 reviews$400 - $1000 / Day
Kadeh Ferreira is a videojournalist and photographer. With a production company based in Rio de Janeiro, Kadeh has been shooting stories for the past decade, specially focused in documentaries, news, and corporate videos. Kadeh is also experienced in production support, including pre-production, editing, post and final delivery. Please visit: www.dacartola.com
June • 2016
Kadeh is clearly a talented and experienced producer/director with access to a wide range of resources in Brazil. He spent a lot of extra time with our client wrangling a lot of voices to develop a concise shooting script, and planned a one week in multiple locations shoot in under 36 hours. He was incredibly communicative and included us at every key decision point during pre-production.
July • 2019
Kadeh is an exceptional DP who delivered flawless work under very challenging circumstances, in remote, difficult conditions. He is a great communicator and very professional, and his cinematography skills are excellent. I hope I have the chance to work with him again.
December • 2021
Kadeh was absolutely wonder to work with. He was super communicative throughout the process, and went above and beyond to find the best characters, and get all the story elements we needed. The final product he delivered was also excellent!
Produced for G/O Media
Members of the Black Lives Matter from the US visited Rio de Janeiro to better understand the stories of police brutality that happen often in this Brazilian city.
Produced for G/O Media
In order to build the Olympic venue, where there was once the racing track of Rio de Janeiro, the Prefecture of Rio de Janeiro had not only to demolish the track, but also remove a poor community that lived in the area for many decades. And that was not peaceful.
Produced for AJPlus
Mohamed Ali in one of many syrian refugees that came to Rio de Janeiro in search for peace and a new life. Although Brazil is a peaceful country and totally separated from the european xenophobia movements, it seams that the country its not totally imune to the sad episodes of hate against immigrants that have been seen around the world. Mohamed works as a street vendor and sells arab pastries...
Produced for AJPlus
“The act of being vaccinated is an act of resistance for our people.” Brazil has the second highest COVID-19 death rate in the world and with the emergence of a new mutant strain, hospitals are on the brink of collapse. This outbreak could be particularly dangerous for Indigenous communities who have very limited resources to protect themselves against the virus. Vanda Witoto is an Indigenous nurse who has been helping her community weather this storm.
Produced for Light Reading
Produced for G/O Media
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