Brazil and New Zealand have signed an agreement to enhance collaboration in audiovisual production, including films and TV series.
On Wednesday evening, the governments of Brazil and New Zealand formalized a significant audiovisual coproduction agreement in a ceremony held at the Itamaraty Palace in Brasília. The agreement was signed by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs from both nations, Mauro Vieira and Winston Peters. This new partnership aims to foster the development of films, series, and television products, thereby creating mutual opportunities for financing and technical exchange between producers and independent studios.
