One of the most important audiovisual production companies in Brazil, A Fábrica was founded in 2016 and is currently part of Banijay Entertainment, one of the world’s largest media and entertainment groups. Under the leadership of partners Luiz Noronha, Cecilia Grosso, Samanta Moraes, and Alberto Elias, the company has established itself among the leading creators and producers, developing series and films for TV, cinema, and streaming platforms, and, more recently, vertical micro-dramas.
Its portfolio includes notable titles that originated in Brazil and gained international reach, including the films Minha Vida em Marte, Airplane Mode, Double Dad, Lulli, A Cut Above, and Wedding Games, the series Galera FC and #NoFilter the documentary Filho da Mãe; the true crime series The Nest; as well as the phenomenon Desperate Lies — the top global series among non-English language productions — and Vai Que Cola, the Pay TV comedy with the largest audience in Brazil.
Throughout its history, A Fábrica has established partnerships with key players in the audiovisual industry. Among its most recent productions are the series Enfim Sós and the feature film A Estranha na Cama, both for Netflix, as well as the sitcom Todo Santo Ajuda, produced for Multishow and Globoplay.
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We are passionate about audiovisual creation. We thrive in creating relevant content for our audience and clients. We are supporters of artistic expression with creative efficiency.
With courage, transparency, and authenticity, we stand for what we believe in. We are committed to delivering excellence in the execution of our projects.
We face constant challenges: creativity and flexibility are essential for us to continue delivering great results.
We want to tell stories with different voices, constantly seeking to transform content creation and production environments into inclusive spaces.
We communicate spontaneously and respectfully: here, we want everyone to feel comfortable being themselves.
We are A Fábrica.
