Recorded at wTVision’s Lisbon headquarters studio, the new series showcases end-to-end Creative Services for institutional content, blending virtual scenography, a complete graphics package, and a real-time production workflow.

Institutional voices are being held to a higher standard. When the topic is healthcare, public policy, or social impact, credibility is shaped not only by what is said, but by how clearly it is delivered. Today, format is part of the message, and production discipline is part of trust.

For wTVision, this project marks a practical step in the company’s expansion into corporate and institutional communications, applying broadcast-grade standards, virtual production, and design-led storytelling to formats built for authority, clarity, and long-term consistency.

That is the context for “Saúde em Perspetiva”, a new videocast from the Nova SBE Health Economics & Management Knowledge Center, developed as part of the Social Equity Initiative, a partnership between Fundación “la Caixa” Banco BPI, and Nova School of Business & Economics. The series creates space for informed discussion around key challenges facing Portugal’s healthcare system, turning complex decisions into conversations that are accessible, structured, and engaging.

Produced at wTVision’s Lisbon Studios, “Saúde em Perspetiva” is supported by a repeatable, studio-grade setup engineered to maintain a consistent visual identity and a dependable real-time workflow across the season.

As the technology and creative partner, wTVision delivered the project end-to-end, aligning virtual scenography, graphic design, and real-time production into a single unified workflow. The Design team developed the virtual environment, Creative Services crafted the full graphics package, from the show open and lower thirds to promotional assets, and the Technical PCR team engineered and operated the real-time production workflow to ensure every episode lands with precision, stability, and editorial clarity.

"Saúde em Perspetiva shows how institutional communication excels when technology and expertise are placed truly at the service of people," says Carla Soeima, Creative Services Department Manager at wTVision. "Our focus is on the creative synergy we share with our clients. We view their trust as an opportunity for mutual growth. This human-centric approach ensures we deliver more than an end-to-end service. We deliver value through a credible, consistent format that reflects the impact of the partnership itself.”

The first season is planned for 12 episodes, distributed on YouTube and Spotify. The series opens with a conversation focused on workforce challenges in Portugal’s healthcare system, setting the tone for a season built around clear debate and real-world decisions.

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