24/7 expands 360 Network with Impactful Partnership in Brazil’s Ocean
Ocean, which will retain its name and leverage its strong bonds with global director and production connections for Twentyfour Seven, continues to serve as Brazil’s “bridge” to the rest of the international production industry as it has for over two decades.
Spanning all regions of Brazil, Twentyfour Seven will partner with the top production services company in the region, Ocean. Having already served as a Twentyfour Seven Group collaborator on award-winning creative productions, the company is the most sought-after global production partner spanning 20 years.
Led by hands-on MD + Partner Zahra Staub, EP + Partner Cristian Marini, and Executive Producer Sebastian Marini, the trio remains passionately involved in producing commercials, branded content, documentaries, and more for production and advertising agency clients throughout the country and around the world.
“We’ve known Ivo for many, many years; we were practically sister companies,” says Zahra. “Within our longstanding partnership, when clients think of ‘Brazil’, they think of us.”
The new partnership will amplify Ocean’s and Twentyfour Seven’s already incredible capabilities to connect with top-of-the-line global directors for high-performing campaigns.
Notes Cristian, “Within this partnership, and alongside Twentyfour Seven’s similar global reach and acclaim, Ocean will utilize its longstanding connections with star international directors, pairing them with our amazing production company clients as a trusted liaison.”
“We utilize our strong relationships with star international directors for local projects,” adds Zahra. “Many of our Brazilian agency clients may have projects with global targets, and want to work with international directors. They call us to be the connection between these directors and the client, because we understand the local market perfectly -- including its many rules and processes -- and yet have such deep international connections due to working in the industry for decades.”
