PANASONIC DO BRASIL AT THE ROAD SHOW DE MERLIN EN FLORIANÓPOLIS

"I was in Florianópolis participating in the Merlin Road Show, accepting Panasonic's invitation, to exchange ideas and experiences of use with the new Lumix S5IIx camera. It was an incredible event, the place was packed and many people were interested," said Cajal, who in his presentation provided details about his professional career using the Lumix line in all his filmmaker projects. "The contact with the public was excellent. I love participating in audiovisual events, I always arrive early and try to talk to everyone, and in this case the communication was very fluid," he evaluated.

After Cajal's conference, the entire Panasonic lineup was presented, which included: the Lumix S5IIx and S5II mirrorless cameras, which are designed to meet the demands of the most ambitious content creators; a wide variety of PTZ robotic camera models; and the GH7, Lumix's flagship hybrid camera, which allows you to produce high-quality and efficient content with minimal setup. The Lumix series guarantees quality and professional productions, standing out as a reliable solution for the most demanding needs.

Panasonic do Brasil participated in CAPER Show 2024, the Argentine broadcast industry event, held from October 29 to 31 in the City of Buenos Aires. The show, which brought together more than 5,000 professionals from the audiovisual industry, is an important platform for the exchange of knowledge and presentation of new technologies.

At the BVS - Conocimiento & Tecnologia stand, integrator of the Argentine market, the Japanese brand was represented by Rodrigo Costa, Sales Manager of Panasonic do Brasil and by Pre-Sales Engineer Renato Goya.

On November 5, Panasonic do Brasil formalized its academic alliance with the Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (UPM), marking the launch of the institution's "Cinema and Audiovisual" course. As part of this collaboration, Panasonic donated equipment to support the training of future professionals in the area.

During the event, those present were able to participate in a talk with the filmmaker Fábio Mendonça, director of the "Cangaço Novo" series, mediated by the journalist and film critic Flávia Guerra. The celebration was attended by representatives of Panasonic such as Sergei Epof, Vice President; Caio Marques, Marketing Director; Kenji Suzuki, B2B Director; and Rodrigo Costa, Commercial Manager.

ergei Epof highlighted that this partnership aims to "prepare a generation for the professional cinema market", highlighting Panasonic's commitment to the future of the audiovisual industry. "In addition, one of Panasonic's fundamental principles is to encourage projects that contribute positively to society," Epof added.

Caio Marques, former UPM student, expressed his joy at "returning to the place that was and is the basis of the professional I became" and highlighted how participation in educational projects reflects Panasonic's DNA when it comes to contributing to the society.

Panasonic thanked the Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie for the partnership and the opportunity to support the new "Cinema and Audiovisual" course, highlighting the brand's commitment to putting its technology at the service of education, the audiovisual market and the development of future talents of the area.