SPI to Undertake Study on Potential Impacts of a National Audiovisual Production Incentive in Brazil

Written By Joshua Dedman

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Olsberg•SPI (SPI) is undertaking an independent study that evaluates the potential impacts of a new national incentive for Brazil.

While Brazil is a significant and key market in the global audiovisual sector, it does not currently offer a national production incentive of the kind now widely implemented.

SPI’s study will contain numerous components. These components include: 

  • A detailed analysis of the current Brazilian production landscape 

  • An assessment of specific economic impacts that a national incentive could have for the Brazilian economy 

  • An analysis of wider strategic impacts that increased production stimulated by a national production incentive could have for Brazil.

SPI recently undertook a similar study for a national incentive in Mexico. 

Further information on SPI’s impact studies can be found here.

Further information on SPI’s work in LATAM can be found here.

For further information on this study, please contact Joshua Dedman at joshua@o-spi.com.

Joshua Dedman
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