A 30-minute documentary exploring how Artbeerfest transformed Caminha into a cultural and economic hub — using craft beer as a driver of tourism, identity and community growth.
Not all festivals create impact. Some reshape entire cities.
This project documented the real impact of Artbeerfest – not just as an event, but as a cultural and economic engine for a small town.
Through direct access to organizers, brewers and the local community, the documentary shows how Caminha positions itself internationally through craft beer, while keeping a strong local identity.
With over 10 years of experience in the beer industry and an established presence through Quem Bebe Por Gosto, the approach relied on trust, proximity and shared context.
Filmed solo during the event, under tight schedules and constant movement, the story had to be built in real time.
A long-form documentary that strengthens the authority of Artbeerfest and gives the event a deeper story than standard aftermovie coverage.
A civic storytelling piece showing how craft beer, tourism, local identity and economic development can intersect in a small town.
The documentary was also presented publicly in Caminha, in a screening attended by local authorities, festival organizers, brewers and members of the community.
This gave the project a second layer of value: not only as online content, but as a civic storytelling piece used to reflect on the festival’s impact and strengthen its legitimacy within the city.
