Brazil is located in South America and has a population of over 200 million people. It has a diverse geography and climate, with a tropical climate in most areas. Brazil has a presidential republic government system. Its largest economic sectors are services, industry, and agriculture. Some of Brazil's top exports include transport equipment, iron ore, soybeans and coffee. Popular movies filmed in Brazil include The Incredible Hulk and Fast Five, taking advantage of Brazil's beautiful beaches and Amazon Rainforest as backdrops.

1. DONEISHA SLADE, SE’QUAN NORMAN, SARAH LEAVY & CAITLYNNE HARRINGTON
Movie Location Project
BRA
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3. GEOGRAPHY
Located in South America, Brazils’ states are grouped into 5 large
geographic units called Major Regions (Grandes Regios).
-North (Norte)
- Northeast (Nordeste)
-Central West (Centro-Oeste)
-Southeast (Sudeste)
- South (Sul)

4. CLIMATE
The Central parts of the Brazilian
Highlands receive most of their
precipitation during the summer
months ( November to April ) in
the form of torrential downpours.
In January, for example, majority of
the lowlands average temperature
is 79 degrees, with the high lands
being a few degrees cooler.
Winter Months ( May to October )The highlands
are dry, and snow falls only in certain
southernmost states. Temperature are usually
around 68 degrees and in the central and
northern regions are a few degrees cooler.

5. GOVERNMENT
STRUCTURE
Brazil is a Presidential Federated Republic
composed of the Union, States, Federal
District, and municipalities, in which the
exercise of power is attributed to distinct
and independent organs that are subject to
a system of balances to guarantee
compliance with the laws of the
Constitution.
Brazil is a Republic
because the head of State
is elected by the people
for a determined period of
time.

7. CURRENCY
The Brazilian real traded lower around
5.5 against the greenback, moving away
from a two-month high touched earlier
this week amid mounting worries over
surging global coronavirus infections
and persistent domestic fiscal concerns.
Brazil’s Vice President said that the
country is in urgent need of reforms or
will be in a very complicated situation in
terms of tax, job creation and income

8. GDP
-$18,39.76 billion US
dollars in 2019.
- Brazil is the world’s ninth-largest
economy and the largest economy in
Latin America.
- The GDP in Brazil was expected to reach
1690.00 USD Billion by the end of 2020
before the pandemic hit.

9. PER CAPITA GDP
- $11,121.74 US dollars in 2019.
(3.16% decline from 2018.)
- $The GDP per Capita in
Brazil is equivalent to 88
percent of the world's
average
- The GDP per capita in Brazil is expected to reach $10,400.00 USD by
the end of 2020

11. WEALTH DISTRIBUTION IN
THE POPULATION
- The services sector is the
largest industry in Brazil.
๏ It is almost 70% of the GDP
-Industry is Brazil’s second
largest sector.
๏ About 20% of the GDP
- Agriculture
๏ Roughly 5% of
the GDP

12. ENEMIES OR TERRORISM
OCCURRENCES
✴ Brazil does not have any real enemies
✴ In 2019, there was tension between
Brazil and Argentina after the
Argentinean Presidential Election

13. LABOR FORCE
๏ 104.7 Million Brazilians are
currently in the labor force
‣ Agriculture 20%
‣ Industry 14%
‣ Services 66%
๏Household income or consumption by
percentage share:
‣lowest 10%: 0.8%
‣highest 10%: 43.4%
๏ Unemployment rate:
‣ 14.4% as of August 2020

15. INFLATION RATE
- Brazil’s annual inflation rate rose 3.2 percent in October 2020 from 3.14 percent in September
- This was the highest inflation rate since February, when the cost of food and beverages increased to an
over four-year high
- Prices for housing and communication went and the cost of transport rebounded, while clothing prices
started to fall at a softer pace
- Personal expenses, health, and education prices slowed down
- Consumer prices advanced 0.86 percent on a monthly basis after a 0.64 percent gain in November
• Infrastructure has become a huge part of the policy agenda in Brazil since 2007.
• Authorities have been trying to initiate a step of change in the quality and scale of
infrastructure across a wide range of strategic sectors
• One major effort towards change was the creation of the Growth Acceleration
Program
• This program raised investments in highways, railways, energy, air transportation,
telecommunications, housing, water and sanitation.

16. INFRASTRUCTURE
(TRANSPORT & UTILITIES)
Infrastructure has become a huge part of the policy agenda in
Brazil since 2007. The authorities have been trying to initiate
a step of change in the quality and scale of infrastructure
across a wide range of strategic sectors. One major effort
towards change was the Growth Acceleration Program.
Growth Acceleration Program
Raising investments in
•highways
• railways
• energy
• air transportation
• telecommunications
• housing
• water and sanitation

17. MAIN EXPORT
✴ Transport equipment
✴ Iron Ore
✴ Soybeans
✴ Footwear
✴ Coffee
✴ Automobiles
EXPORT PARTNERS
✴ China 21.8%
✴ USA 12.5%
✴ Argentina 8.1%
✴ Netherland 4.3%

19. IMPORTS
✴ Machinery
✴ Electrical and Transport Equipment
✴ Chemical Products
✴ Automotive Parts
✴ Electronics
✴ Oil

20. OTHER POPULATION
DEMOGRAPHICS
Ethnic Groups in 2010
✦ White/Caucasian – 47.7%
✦ Mulatto (mixed white & black) 43.1%
✦ Black 7.6%
✦ Asian 1.1%
✦ Indigenous 0.4%

21. OTHER POPULATION
DEMOGRAPHICS
✴ Roman Catholic 64.6%
✴ Other Catholic 0.4%
✴ Other Christian 0.7%
✴ Spiritist 2.2%
✴ Other 1.4%
✴ None 8%
✴ Unspecified 0.4%
Protestant 22.2%

22. WHY BRA
Z
IL?
There are over 1,500 beaches, 500 islands,
and the Amazon Rainforest that provides a
beautiful, picturesque backdrop to any film.
The wonderful weather!

23. MOVIES FILMED IN BRA
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