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This is a dialogue that will highlight an obvious trend, Brazil's footprint in the film industry is expanding. It's already been identified that Rio de Janeiro will be holding both the World Cup plus the Olympics. This in addition to Brazil's economic progression has had a striking effect on the Latin country's logistical potential.

No longer just a place for a vacation or taking a holiday, apartments, flats and hotels are popping up that could easily produce accommodations to Hollywood's masses. Should additional big budget films come to the shores of Copacabana and Ipanema. Over the recent past, Incredible Hulk, starring Edward Norton was filmed in Rio de Janeiro as well as more recently Stallone's Expendables was also filmed in Brazil. Possibly he'll be back to blow up a few more buildings and hotels.

After Elite Squad II, premiered at movie theaters across Brazil in early October, taking in a record R$14 million (US$8.23 million) at the box-office receipts in its first weekend. As the sequel to the 2007 hit there was loads of hype and hope, while also supplying yet more facts that Brazil's industry is not only developing, it is pushing creativeness to the next level.

While Rio de Janeiro once was just a place to take a vacation and visit the lovely beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, it would now seem to be that the type of real estate has progressed. While it was once cost prohibitive for production companies to travel to Brazil to make their films it would now seem to be that the playing fields are adjusting. Rentals of more complex equipments are now obtainable and Brazil now has innovative professionals to bring to the table. The industry is unquestionably growing. The fact that professionals can be found who live in the country in their own homes and apartments can undoubtedly lower expenses, such as the bills you are likely to have in hotels.

So is Brazil set to be house of the Latin Hollywood? Could possibly be, at the rate that apartments and flats are being built, it's only reasonable that there is substantial growth taking place in all areas of Brazil's economy. While the availability of accommodations is obvious, it can also be noted that contributions that can be made by skilled artists and workers is also maturing. Without a doubt, the artistic contributions to the film industry originating in Brazil will be something to keep an eye on in the coming years.