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Film production and socio-environmental content agency

Communication for those who care for people and territory.

Films, campaigns and strategy for socio-environmental organizations, public agencies and international bodies.

A Forest

Since 2011, from Cuiabá to Brasília.

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A man bends down by a river to photograph a cloud of yellow butterflies

We translate socio-environmental causes into films, campaigns and stories.

We are a film production company and content agency founded in Cuiabá in 2011 and based in Brasília since 2015. We work as an extension of each organization's communication team: strategy, design and film production in one place.

What we believe in

  1. Understanding the issues

    We know socio-environmental topics from the inside. No one needs to explain the cause to us.

  2. Respect and diversity

    People, peoples and territories portrayed with care, in the voice of those who live there.

  3. Collaboration

    Clients take part in every stage. The best idea is the one we build together.

  4. Nonviolent communication

    Clear, accessible and sustainable, to inform without pushing away and mobilize without aggression.

Lenses

Photographers who walk alongside Forest, capturing peoples, rivers and territories across Brazil.

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Salto Augusto falls, Juruena River, Mato GrossoPhoto: Thiago Foresti
Road at dawn, RondôniaPhoto: Thiago Foresti
Giant sumaúma tree in Alta Floresta, Mato GrossoPhoto: Thiago Foresti
Giant otters follow the 20-day scientific expedition along the Juruena River, Mato GrossoPhoto: Thiago Foresti
A scientist records butterflies on the Juruena River. The expedition assessed the impacts of possible hydroelectric damsPhoto: Thiago Foresti
Log race at the 12th Indigenous Peoples Games, Cuiabá (MT), 2013Photo: Thiago Foresti
Seu Elias, from the Surucuá community, ParáPhoto: Thiago Foresti
Ritual in Vista Alegre do Capixauã village, Kumaruara people, ParáPhoto: Thiago Foresti
Brazil nut pod harvested by Cinta Larga Indigenous people, Cotriguaçu, northern Mato GrossoPhoto: Thiago Foresti

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Clients

24 socio-environmental organizations, public agencies and international bodies.

Organizations that have trusted us

  • GIZ
  • ILO
  • WWF
  • The Nature Conservancy
  • UN Women
  • OTCA
  • ICMBio
  • Ibama
  • Fundo Casa Socioambiental
  • IPAM Amazônia
  • ISPN
  • Instituto Centro de Vida
  • IEB
  • Inesc
  • Instituto Ethos
  • IPÊ
  • OPAN
  • ONF Brasil
  • Mato Grosso State Public Prosecutor's Office
  • Pró-Espécies
  • Instituto Akatu
  • Articulação Regional Amazônica
  • Poço de Carbono Juruena
  • Filmambiente

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ForestCria

Beyond communicating causes, we create stories of our own.

ForestCria is Forest's creative label. Films, books, comics and plays born from the same eye we bring to the field.

Discover ForestCria (opens in a new tab)
  • Cover of the graphic novel Ticket para Astenia: a blue alien with yellow eyes, in a suit, under a beam of light
    Illustration: Renato Moll
    Ticket para AsteniaGraphic novel
  • Cover of the novel GringoZ: an undead rubber tapper with glowing eyes before the water tower, church and sheds of Fordlândia
    Illustration: Renato Moll
    GringoZLiterature
  • Poster of the short film Algoritmo: a young woman's face made of blue lines of code
    Poster: William Jungmann
    AlgoritmoShort film

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