Web Series “Little Specialists” Sponsored by PetroRio Introduces the World of Oil

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Published on 26/08/2020 at 05:23

Updated on 26/08/2020 at 05:53

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PetroRio Launches Web Series That Showcases The Importance Of Oil Playfully In Episodes On YouTube

The goal of PetroRio in launching the web series “Little Experts” is to show playfully, in weekly episodes on the company’s YouTube channel (https://bit.ly/PetroRioPequenosEspecialistas), the relevance of oil in our society, since, although it is very present in everyday life, not everyone understands its importance.

Produced in partnership with Agência Rastro, the web series features four episodes that dive into the world of oil and gas, sparking curiosity through the most questioning beings, children. Starting with the spontaneity of the little experts, the intention is for the audience to get to know PetroRio’s business, the exploration and production of oil, become familiar with industry terms, and demystify the activity.

The name of the web series “Little Experts” suggests a playful twist, as it positions children as experts (a role typically occupied by adults). They bring a fun and spontaneous tone to the content. After all, they are masters when it comes to imagination.

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The casting was conducted with children aged 8 to 11, selected for being diverse, talkative, and outgoing. In addition to the children, each episode features a professional from PetroRio.

Episodes https://bit.ly/PetroRioPequenosEspecialistas:

1st episode – “What Are Things Made Of?” – Special guest Nelson Queiroz Tanure, Chairman of the Board of Directors of PetroRio. Explores the importance of oil in daily life through objects made from the material.

2nd episode – “A Treasure Hunt, But Underground” – Special guest Diego Resende, New Projects Coordinator. Introduces the process of extracting oil.

3rd episode – “Who Came First: Oil or Dinosaurs?” – Special guest Patrícia Balla, Operations Coordinator. Takes a time travel trip to discover the origin of the material that drives the world.

4th episode – “What Do We Become When We Grow Up?” – Special guest Fernanda Martins, Human Resources Analyst. Investigates the careers involved in the oil industry.

TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE WEB SERIES

Title: “Little Experts”
Product: web series in 04 episodes

Creative Direction: Afonso Soares
Client Service: Juliana Passos / Jefferson Barcelos / Letícia Amaral
Executive Director: Lucas Djahjah
Media: Mariana Campello
Planning: Hugo Calazans / Rafael Bizachi Content Coordinator: Raíssa Ferreira
Script: Karina Cabral
Direction: Stéphanie Saramago
Director of Photography: Fernando Macedo
Camera Operator 1: Lucas Bobst
Camera Operator 2: Sasha Lazarev
Audio-Visual Production: Natália Ferraciolli
Gaffer: Luiz Xerém
Gaffer Assistant: José Harley Sabino
Sound Technician: Gil Neves
Costume: Isabelle Rangel
Makeup: Francisca Caracas
Editing and Finalization: Mariana Borba
Social Media Copy: Andressa Rodrigues
Production Company: Agência Rastro
Art Director: Victor Lanari
Studio: Cine Bambina Estúdio
Casting: Agência Cintra
Approval/Client: Caroline Lomar Viana – PetroRio

Trailer: https://bit.ly/TrailerPequenosEspecialistas

Web Series “Little Specialists” Sponsored by PetroRio Introduces the World of Oil

PetroRio Launches Web Series That Showcases The Importance Of Oil Playfully In Episodes On YouTube

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