Cabra Quente Filmes

Cabra Quente Filmes is a video production company from Pernambuco with a strong track record in creating series, documentaries, and digital games, always with a focus on celebrating regional culture. Based in Recife, the company has established itself as a producer of projects that explore rich, diverse narratives, often backed by public funding programs such as Funcultura, Fundarpe, and Ancine, demonstrating its ability to secure funding and produce quality content.

Specializing in co-productions, Cabra Quente Filmes frequently joins forces with other local production companies, such as 3Brasis Produções, Garimpo Filmes, and Pernacabeluda, to develop series, documentaries, and games. Its portfolio ranges from political satires, such as the series 'Os Ovos da Raposa', to sensitive documentaries about social realities, such as 'O vento que me visitou', which addresses the lives of women in prison, showing a broad, engaged range of subject matter.

Beyond video production, the company offers a full equipment rental service for filming, sound, and lighting, including cameras such as the Sony PXW-FS7, accessories, and a wide range of LED lights. This rental arm meets the technical demands of the market, positioning Cabra Quente as a resource hub for producers and creators in the region.

Its work is marked by a strong Pernambuco cultural identity, exploring the state's tangible and intangible heritage through innovative formats, such as the games 'Carnavalizando' and 'A Saga do Caboclo de Lança'. The production company shows expertise in translating traditional narratives into the contemporary language of video and games, reaching diverse audiences through media outlets and platforms such as YouTube.

With an active presence on social media and a website that showcases its projects and services, Cabra Quente Filmes has established itself as a reference in the Northeast's video production scene, connecting artistic creation, technical support, and cultural outreach.