Watch episode 2 of Dls/.doc – Live Rede Telecom

Over the past few days, our team has been hard at work on several exciting projects. One of them involved something we had never done before: a livestream for one of our clients. And, given some of the difficulties experienced during the pandemic, being there, once again challenging ourselves with something new and having the chance to use the livestream to support our client and help the Hospital de Amor in Barretos, made those moments special. So unique that we decided to put them on record.

That is how the idea was born to shoot our second documentary, “Dls.Doc_Episódio 02 – Live Rede Telecom”. This record is the result of weeks of planning, organization and teamwork. That is why, at every moment of the footage, you can see how eager we were for that challenge and how high our expectations were for the livestream.

Throughout the recording process on the day of the livestream, in Andradina, we counted on the help of many people. Beyond our team's determination, there was also great work from the production company, the artist and even members of the client's own team. All that unity made the livestream a success. The same success we are now seeing with the release of our documentary.

“What I feel is complete gratitude for having taken part in this project, because producing activities involving art and entertainment has always been a great passion in my life,” says Patrícia Liessi, account professional who, together with Rogéria Lázari, was responsible for much of the organization of the livestream. “The documentary allowed us to record all the dedication and commitment of our partners, show the entire process required to produce an event and, in doing so, share our experience with the public,” says Liesse.

Letícia Estella, responsible for digital planning and for communicating with the artist Bruno Carvalho through the teleprompter during the livestream, highlights the importance of this documentary for the communication field. “Taking part in this project and talking about it in the documentary was incredible for two reasons: besides doing what I love, which is working with social media, I was able to help those still learning about the advertising world understand what our work looks like in practice, something I really missed back when I was in college,” she says.

For social media manager Vinícius Sandrigo, who spent the whole time interacting with the livestream participants on social media, seeing the result of this work in a documentary was gratifying. “It is a very good feeling to be able to share a bit of our work, show what we are doing for our clients and see the result of the extraordinary things we can do together,” he points out.

As for videomaker Vinícius Nunes, responsible for bringing every part of the documentary together through the editing process, seeing the result of this process is a source of great pride and satisfaction for a challenge overcome. “We are driven by challenges, so making a documentary in the middle of a pandemic was astounding, remarkable!” says Nunes.