AG Films

14/04/2021

Come and shoot with us! Now is the time - Portugal has got the lowest Covid numbers in Europe - shops and restaurants are opening again - filmshoots allowed in public and interior locations. We are happy to receive your biddings! for more informations contact us on: www.agfilms.tv

08/04/2021

07/04/2021

Sunny production meeting in lisbon. Here we go again! 🇵🇹☀️🙏

05/04/2021

Happy Easter from Portugal

26/03/2021

Portugals Covid cases numbers continously going down. 🙏🇵🇹

PORTUGAL WITH LOWEST 14 DAY AVERAGE COVID 19 CASE RATE IN MAINLAND EUROPE.

The ECDC figures released today for the week ending 25th March show Portugal continues to have the lowest 14 average case rate of Covid 19 of any Mainland European country.

The ECDC rate for Portugal based on a 14-day case notification rate per 100 000 inhabitants for the reporting period is 71.09. Last week this figure was 92.82. The EU average for this last week has increased dramatically to 434.10 when last week it was 381.58.

This shows that whilst many countries in Europe are seeing increases in Infection rates Portugal has continued to reduce its rate of infection due no doubt to the state of confinement in place.
The map below shows how the whole of Europe is faring with regards to infection rates.
With regards to deaths from Covid 19 Portugal has the 6th lowest rate in Europe.
This map shows the levels for the EU/EEA countries. To see the individual levels for specific countries go to this link. https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/cases-2019-ncov-eueea

19/03/2021

Good news. Portugal is out of the high risk zone and improving every consecutive day. Looking forward to receiving again international clients and shoot international campaigns. Btw the weather is amazing. Come and shoot with us in Portugal. 🇵🇹❤️🙏

PORTUGAL GREATEST DECREASE IN NEW COVID-19 CASES IN EUROPE OVER 4 WEEKS (PERCENTAGE DECREASE)

PORTUGAL NEW CASES WEEKLY DECREASE - 22.7%, DEATHS -33.4%

FOUR WEEKS DECREASE PORTUGAL – 80.5% EUROPE (Increase) + 21.6%

In this edition of the COVID-19 WHO Weekly Epidemiological Update, for the week up to 16th March compared to 9th March it shows:

Europe new cases +6%
Global new cases +10%
Europe deaths -1%
Global deaths - 3%

According to WHO Report published on 16 March 2021 Portugal recorded 4,304 new Covid-19 cases in the week ending 14th March.

This compares with 5,568 the previous weeks report dated 9th March..

WEEKLY COMPARISON

This decrease in cases is 22.7% making it the second largest decrease in percentage terms in the 54 countries in the European area under the WHO category. The highest was Israel with - 69%.

Of the 54 countries, 35 had an increase in cases during the period 9th to 16th March and 16 had a decrease.

Countries who recorded increases above the European average (+6%) included: Hungary +34%, Bulgaria + 37.9%, Germany +17%, France +12%.

Of those who decreased were: UK -5.4%, Czechia -9.4%

4 WEEK COMPARISON

Over 4 weeks since 14th February cases have decreased in Portugal from 22,173 to 4,304 i.e. – 80.5%, compared to an increase of 21.6% for Europe as a whole. This is the largest in Europe. In second place behind Portugal is Israel with -78.3%. UK had a 58.3% decrease during this period and Spain - 64.1%.

Over this period weekly figures for several countries showed considerable increases compared with 4 weeks ago, namely: Cyprus and Azerbaijan which were 4 times higher, Norway and Bulgaria 3 times higher and Hungary 5 times higher. Greece increased by 88.3%, Italy grew by 80.9%, Germany by 36.6% and France by 26.3% during this period

Note: In the list of 54 countries 3 have been excluded as two continue with zero cases and one just 4 which cannot be compared in percentage terms.

Full report here: https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/weekly-epidemiological-update---16-march-2021

13/03/2021

Sponsoring and supporting young filmmakers - check this out: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/homo-verum #/

A short film about a young medicine graduate mentored by a very unorthodox doctor. | Check out 'Homo Verum' on Indiegogo.