Ideias Triangulares is an independent production company founded by Jo Galvv. It produces and develops original projects across multiple formats.

The company works across live action, documentary, and animation, developing short films, feature films, and series. Its artistic focus lies in narratives that blend drama with acid humor and poetic reflection.

Central themes include queer experience, neurodiversity, memory, and identity, alongside explorations of perception, consciousness, and the porous boundaries between reality and imagination. Ideias Triangulares is drawn to works that experiment with narrative form and invite audiences into intimate emotional landscapes where vulnerability, tension, and contradiction coexist.

From development labs to international film markets, Ideias Triangulares brings its projects into dialogue with the wider audiovisual industry. Its participation in pitching sessions, business meetings, and professional programmes has built connections with producers, distributors, sales agents, broadcasters, and creative partners in Brazil and abroad.

PARTICIPATION IN INDUSTRY MARKETS & EVENTS

2025: SP Audiovisual Hub, São Paulo, Brazil · Mercado do Festival de Brasília, Brasília, Brazil · RioMarket, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil · BRAVO Film Festival Lab, Los Angeles, USA · FRAPA, Porto Alegre, Brazil · Rodada de Negócios Roteiros e Narrativas · FIACINE · CCXP, São Paulo, Brazil

2026: VdR–Film Market · BFI Flare Industry Events · London, UK · Primeiro Tratamento – Rodadas de Negócios · Conexão Mercado – Crie Audiovisual · São Paulo, Brazil · Audiovisual 360 – Trilha de Desenvolvimento de Negócios (Crie Audiovisual / Sebrae-SP / BRAVI) · Kinoforum – Rodadas de Negócios · São Paulo, Brazil · Mercado de Brasília · Brasília, Brazil · FRAPA

AWARDS, GRANTS & SUPPORT

■ SP Audiovisual Hub, São Paulo, Brazil · 2025
Winner of the Distribution Consulting Award at the Series Pitching.

■ BRAVO Film Lab, Los Angeles, USA · 2025
Participation through Mirada Mundi SP, a program carried out by the Association of Black Audiovisual Professionals (APAN), supported through the National Arts Aldir Blanc Policy (PNAB) and Spcine (São Paulo City Film and Audiovisual Company).

■ MIPCOM, Cannes, France · 2026
Selected through NextFrame São Paulo, a program carried out by the Brazilian Institute of Audiovisual Content (ICAB) in partnership with Brazilian Content, supported through the PNAB and Spcine, implemented by the Federal Government through the Ministry of Culture (MinC), in partnership with the São Paulo Municipal Secretariat of Culture and Creative Economy.