Otávio Sousa

"Chiaroscope" is a documentary that dives into the creative universe of Brazilian rock artist Pitty. Blending behind-the-scenes footage, personal moments, and artistic reflections, the film highlights the contrast between light and shadow in her music and identity.

"Matriz Ao Vivo na Bahia" presents the record of the Matriz tour, with the historic show at Concha Acústica, in Salvador, where the artist received on stage the musicians who participated in the album of the same name, all from Bahia: Lazzo Matumbi, Larissa Luz, Russo Passapusso and Robertinho Barreto (BaianaSystem). Accompanied by her band, Pitty played all the songs of the album and several successes of her career.

"Matriz.doc", directed by Otavio Sousa, is a film about the making of Pitty’s album Matriz. It features behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with collaborators, and visits to key locations in Salvador, Bahia, connected to the artist’s early career. The documentary explores the creative process and the cultural influences that shaped the album.

"Admirável Chip Novo (Re)Ativado" is a short documentary celebrating 20 years of Pitty’s groundbreaking debut album. It features reflections on the album’s legacy and includes personal testimonials from the guest artists who reinterpreted its songs, highlighting the continued relevance of its themes like identity, rebellion, and technology.

"{Des}Concerto Ao Vivo" is the first live album by Brazilian rock singer Pitty, released in September 2007. It was recorded in July of the same year, at Citibank Hall, in São Paulo.

"Casulo Musical" is a documentary that explores Brazilian rock artist Pitty’s creative process during a unique musical project born in pandemic lockdown. The film follows collaborative songwriting sessions with various artists in her home studio and showcases the making of her 2022 EP Casulo, released alongside her new label of the same name. Divided into four episodes, it highlights the EP’s production during a Twitch channel series in 2021

"Do Ventre à Volta" is a short documentary directed by Brazilian rock singer Pitty in partnership with photographer and filmmaker Otavio Sousa. Released on March 19, 2018, the film captures an important chapter in the artist's life: her emotional and professional return to the stage at the João Rock festival in June 2017, after a year-and-a-half hiatus following the birth of her daughter, Madalena, in August 2016.

"Pela Fresta" is an audiovisual documentary accompanying Brazilian rock musician Pitty during the creation and recording of her 2014 album SETEVIDAS.

To record their debut album, the duo Agridoce moved to a house in Serra da Cantareira. The idea was to be isolated from the world, in a pleasant environment and close to nature, in the spirit of the Agridoce sound. In addition to Pitty and Martin, Rafael Ramos (producer), Jorge Guerreiro (sound engineer) and Otávio Sousa (photographer and cameraman) spent 22 days working in a harmonious atmosphere and without any rush. In May, “Multishow Registro: Agridoce – 20 Passos” arrives in stores, the record of this season through the lens of Otavio Sousa. There are recording scenes, relaxed moments, music videos and songs that didn't make it onto the album, such as “La Javanaise”, by Serge Gainsbourg, “Alvorada” and “Bday”, composed by themselves.

"Dê Um Rolê" is a behind‑the‑scenes documentary chronicling Brazilian rock artist Pitty on tour across Brazil supporting her 2014 album SETEVIDAS. Directed and edited by Otavio Sousa, the film includes backstage footage, live performances, team interviews, and reflections on life on the road.

"A Trupe Delirante no Circo Voador" is a concert documentary featuring Pitty’s live show at Circo Voador in Rio de Janeiro, recorded during the tour of her album Chiaroscuro. The film includes performances of major hits and tracks from the album.