Pedro Chavo

He began his international journey at the College of Marin in California, where he lived for four years. Upon returning to Brazil, he discovered his true calling, switched from civil engineering to audiovisual studies, and decided to devote himself entirely to the area.

He founded the production company Hopeside Filmes, responsible for recording social and cultural events, creating innovative formats for dissemination that quickly became a benchmark in the market.

He joined the Bioma Produções team, where he deepened his technical and narrative versatility by collaborating on high-profile projects, including productions for channels such as the History Channel, institutional initiatives for public entities such as TCU and TV Escola, as well as a film made in partnership with Globo Filmes. He also contributed to campaigns and institutional content for various government entities. This phase of his career consolidated his ability to adapt to different genres and contexts, reinforcing his multifaceted profile in the audiovisual field.

He took charge of audiovisual communications for the Federal District Tourism Secretariat, leading campaigns that highlighted Brasília’s image as a tourist destination, including during the pandemic, when it was necessary to reinvent communication strategies.

His experience also led him to the political sphere, where he worked on successful election campaigns and held strategic positions alongside leaders in the National Congress.