Lisbon, Portugal
116 reviews$700 - $1500 / Day
Request QuoteCo-founder of Next Stop Stories, shooting all over the world, based in Lisbon. www.nextstopstories.com
October • 2019
Fernando and Isabel are fast, professional, and extremely talented storytellers. They matched our style perfectly and were very patient with all my small notes and edits. They took care of everything from pre-production through every detail of post, creating something much better than if I had done it myself. Excited to work with them again in the future.
December • 2019
Fernando and Izabela have done another excellent job for us with this story. After supplying them with our initial story idea they did some great research and found excellent interviewees for the piece and locations to film at. As always the quality of the filming is great and the story is really interesting.
July • 2018
Fernando is an excellent filmmaker, extremely attentive and always striving to get the best shots. He had a good understanding of the brief and company, showing creativity and enthusiasm right until the end of the shoot, which overran into the early hours.
Produced for Business Insider
Ristorante La Campana in Rome, Italy, has been serving customers since the 1500s and now says it has the proof to be officially recognized as the world's oldest restaurant.
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A network of shepherdesses is growing in Catalonia to highlight the struggles they face in a male-dominated industry. Video by @nextstopstories
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Pastéis de Belém can only be found in one store in Lisbon. Here's why this famous dessert isn't available anywhere else. Video by Izabela Cardoso & Fernando Teixeira @nextstopstories
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The process of harvesting the cork oak to create a wine stopper takes precision, years of practice, and a good axe. Here's how cork goes from bark to bottle. Video by Izabela Cardoso and Fernando Teixeira @nextstopstories.
Produced for CNN
The course was designed by Gil Hanse together with Hall of Fame player Amy Alcott for the Rio 2016 olympics, when the sport came back to the olympics since 1904. It was built in a forest reserve, area with 970 thousands square meters. Many environmentalist were against to build a golf course in a reserve area.
Produced for BBC Reel
An emerging economic model aims to shift our focus from constant growth to balance and wellbeing. Could 'Doughnut economics' create a safe, sustainable and just future? Video by Fernando Teixeira & Izabela Cardoso Executive Producer: Camelia Sadeghzadeh
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