Educational & Explainer Videos

Here is how this works in practice. Our explainer producers stage how-to shoots from Lisbon Chiado studios with greenscreen and motion-graphics pipelines, Porto's Boavista co-working belt, and Coimbra university facilities where the 1290-founded body holds UNESCO heritage status across the Alta and Sofia campuses. Higher-education clients have Universidade de Lisboa, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Universidade do Porto, ISCTE-IUL, Universidade Católica Portuguesa, and the ESCS journalism school — each creating sustained corporate-training, MOOC, recruitment, and onboarding video pipelines. Health-sector explainers route through Hospital de Santa Maria, Hospital de São João Porto, and IPATIMUP research facilities with fitting Ministério da Saúde clearances.

Here is the breakdown. We set up Portuguese (European) primary scripts, Brazilian Portuguese localization for Lusofonia reach (250M+ speakers across Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, São Tomé, East Timor), Spanish secondary versions for Iberian crossover, and English masters for global rollout — all on single shoot days with bilingual presenters from the ESTC graduate pipeline.

Here is the short of it. Public-sector explainers route through AICEP Portugal Global (foreign investment agency), Turismo de The country, IAPMEI (small business agency), and Segurança Social body-level comms. Each set by IGAC content type where broadcast-bound, CNPD/RGPD compliance for talent and learner data, and Portuguese labor code (Código do Trabalho) for crew engagements. Animation and motion-graphics pipelines partner with Lisbon studios like Animanostra and Praça Filmes, leveraging the lineage of Regina Pessoa's Câmara, Câmara, and the Portuguese animation custom that gave us Tragic Story with Happy Ending (Cannes Palme d'Or for short film 2006).

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Web Summit Lisbon each November supplies a permanent showcase for tech-explainer formats. We set up ICA cash rebates eligibility (25-30 percent on qualifying spend, capped at four million euros per project) where production scale clears the threshold. Standard EUR invoicing at 23 percent IVA, Segurança Social at roughly 34 percent on retained crew, and forty-hour Monday-Friday weeks across all engagements.