Story Productions films top executives for CNN
Catherine Balston • 21 September 2018
CNN’s international correspondent in Brazil, Shasta Darlington, covers everything from politics to the environment to the art world...
...It was high rollers, however, in the spotlight for a shoot this month for CNN’s Profit Point, a weekly show which asks top executives how they achieved success. For the segment, Darlington interviewed leaders from three of Brazil’s highest revenue businesses, including Azul airlines and retailer Magazine Luiza. Story Productions provided a camera crew for the shoot.
With over a decade’s experience producing news for the likes of BBC, RTL, Deutsche Welle and USA Today, Story Productions Brazil are a safe pair of hands for hiring production crew in Brazil. Can we help you crew up a production in Brazil?
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