It was during the pilgrimage that the independent production company Bem-te-vi Produções was born, with its mission to enter different realities and serve as a bridge between minorities and society in a human and experiential way, using the tools of audiovisual, photography and sound, in addition to other means of communication, also developing complete projects with more fronts of actions, whether cultural, social, environmental and/or educational.

The welcome Bem-te-vi bird it's the "great kiskadee", a graceful and good-natured bird that displays its yellow breast across the skies, seeing the world from other points of view and proclaiming optimism and truth. Like the bird, the initiative flies to different cultures and realities, producing multi-cultural content that seeks to go further, connecting people as one.

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Their portfolio includes global impactful works like "Balansophy" (2012 – honored at the Festival Passion For Freedom - London/UK), Progress,2012 in Morocco for an art residency (And'Art Casablanca), the collaboration with NGOs in Bolivia for Projeto Perfil, 2013), in Brazil supporting artists with their art work (2014), Watch Your Waste, 2015 initiative in Thailand, promoting recycling and cinema in schools, Social Entrepreneurs, 2016 as an art residency in Cambodia, nd the production of Better Days, 2016 in India, a six-episode series featured on platforms like Better India, Times Now, and Facebook, amassing over 500+k views.

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Strengthening their focus in 2017, the duo concentrated on ethnographic projects across Latin America, spotlighting alternative lifestyles rooted in ancestral wisdom. They immersed themselves in the lives of various indigenous communities in Brazil, including the Guarani, Yawalapiti, Xavante, Kuikuro, Karajá, and most recently, the Huni Kui people. Their crowning achievement is the completion of their inaugural feature, a seven-year endeavor titled Eskawata Kayawai (2017-2023) chronicling the cultural journey of the Huni Kuin, co-produced with Norway. The film was accepted in more than 31 festivals in 15 countries, receiving 11 awards to date, and has a long 3-month tour with 45 screenings in Europe and the USA totaling 37 cities, in addition to another 20 exhibitions invited around the world and 8 exhibitions in indigenous territories in Brazil.

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​From 2024-2028 they have a handful of projects going on related to the Atlantic Forest and Amazon biomes, with collaborations with other countries and collectives in Latin America. Projects that bring the local expression of the cultural diversity of original and traditional peoples, with emblems of their own language and understanding of the world, at the same time bring in a multicultural language, connecting with global issues where the entire population can identify, remember and reflect.

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