About Pedro F.

I am a professional of journalism and Ive been working in the video market as videographer for about 15 years. I'm trying learn to live in São Paulo since 2008 when, along with my girlfriend, I put my luggage the car and came here from the country, with new jobs and a big world to discover.? We work hard here but we always find some time to know people and stories that must be told: in sports, parks, grocery shops or clubs. I see people and places that can become beautiful stories.? Well, when I see this opportunity here, I feel that is the chance Im looking for to tell these histories.

About Luís V.

I'm a cinematographer based in São Paulo.I have 12 years of experience as a freelancer, and work for several producers in São Paulo. I often cover several film festivals and music by HBO Latin America ( SXSW , Cannes, Berlinale , TIFF etc. ) . I have masters in documentary cinema, the area in which I have most experience. Here is my link on ABC - Brazilian Association of Cinematography: http://www.abcine.org.br/abc/socio.php?id=888 In my profile , you can see the work I have done in the most common format to Storyhunter . Thank you!

About Fernando D.

I'm a journalist, master graduated in documentary production and postgraduated in Social Sciences. Naturally from São Paulo, always try to go further to find stories which really matter to the people and may show further informations not showed on the main mass media. I'm also very envolved in environmental causes which I think are really important for keeping the beauty of our planet. Because of this, the social, politicians and environmental documentaries making the people aware about these problems that must be solved - which can achieve to be watched by the people with the cinema-journalism style, focusing in one main character-, are my professional focus nowadays.

About Fellipe A.

My work focuses on the social, environmental, and cultural issues in Latin America and Africa. I have produced photo essays and reports in various countries over the course of recent years, such as Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Madagascar, Mexico, Mozambique, Namibia, Senegal, Swaziland, South Sudan, Uganda etc. I am also involved in the production of independent documentaries on literacy in Bolivia, education in Mozambique, HIV in Swaziland, and agriculture in Africa. I work in constant collaboration with major newspapers and magazines in and outside of Brazil, such as: Folha de São Paulo, BBC Brasil, Superinteressante, Época, Galileu and Playboy (Brazil); BBC Latin America, BBC Africa and The Guardian (England); The Miami Herald, OZY.com, TakePart, Insight Crime and Latin Trade (USA); Deutsche Welle (Germany); Clothes for Humans (Italy); La Diaria (Uruguay), etc.

About Rachel V.

Rachel is a Brazilian documentary filmmaker, content producer and translator with vast experience in the American media market. She is the owner of MOXYDOX, a small production company based in São Paulo, and works primarily as a Director, Producer and Editor. In 2019, she was an AD, researcher, script collaborator and grant writer on the doc feature "My Darling Supermarket", premiered at IDFA (Netherlands) and at MOMA's Doc Fortnight (USA). Prior to that, she received a Masters in Journalism from Columbia University and a Bachelors degree in Film from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). She is a former associate producer at Storyhunter Headquarters in Brooklyn, and her work has been published by Al Jazeera, Fusion, Bloomberg and Nationswell. While in New York City she also worked in network television productions for the Discovery Channel, PBS, Lifetime, MTV and the Animal Planet – among a few independent features screened at Slamdance and Tribecca. In São Paulo she helps develop documentaries on contemporary art and education, branded content and institutional videos for Brazilian television networks, non-profit organizations and global companies, such as Global Communities, The Nature Conservancy, Videobrasil, Instituto Natura, Miracle Feet and Iron Mountain, among others.

About Paula Sacchetta A.

Paula Sacchetta graduated in journalism at Sao Paulo University (USP), has worked for Globo, TV Brasil, O Estado de São Paulo newspaper and O2 Filmes. Paula won the Amnesty and Human Rights Vladimir Herzog Award in the magazine category, for an article about the National Truth Commission published in a special edition of the Caros Amigos magazine in 2012. She has directed "Truth 12.528", a documentary on the Brazilian National Truth Commission and The more prisoners, greater profit. Diego Lajst has graduated in photography and has been producing and directing short commercials and documentaries for the web since 2009. As part of the Galeria Experiencia collective, he created videos for Folha de São Paulo, O Estado de São Paulo and other important media outlets. He's working since 2014 in a web series about the water crisis in São Paulo metropolitan region, called Volume Vivo, whose first two chapters have been shown in festivals in town.

About Rodrigo F.

Rodrigo Levy is a cinematographer based in Berlin. He has a Bachalor in FAAP Sao Paulo and a Master Degree at UDK in Berlin. Rodrigo works as a cinematographer for documentaries, fiction and comissionated Films. In 2019 Rodrigo has participated in the Competition of to major Documentaries Film Festivals. The feature doc. " Aride Zone" won the honorable mention at DOK Leipzig and the Short-Doc "Recoding Art " was shown in the IDFA - Amsterdam and and HotDocs Toronto Competition.

About Riccardo R.

I'm italian but I live in brazil. I'm an independent filmmaker, I'm principally a director and cinematographer.I speak Italian,Spanish,Portugues and English. For me the cinematography is the most important part of a documentary....good images, good exposition and good shots give a the story somethings special. But I know that the content of the history is the basis of the movie,of course!

About Emilia M.

EMILIA MELLO (director/producer/photographer) is a Brazilian-American filmmaker raised between West Virginia and São Paulo. She graduated magna cum laude from Columbia University with a degree in Biology and in Latin American Studies. Her first foray into film brought her to black tarp camps of the MST, a communist agrarian reform movement in Brazil. She has since produced for Norwegian reality TV, commercials, and short documentaries as well as for the Oscar nominated documentary film, Wasteland. She is working on her first feature documentary about a peninsula in southeastern Rio state.

About Volt F.

Production company based in São Paulo. Specialized in branded content, social advertisement and digital marketing. All work directed by Lucas Haas and Patricia Maccioni. Can check more stuff at our website www.voltfilmes.com.br . We are eager to work with new people and new projects.

About Rodrigo C.

I’m a Brazilian Filmmaker of ads, music videos and original content. I’m passionate about telling a great story in any form required.

About João T.

About Ms R.

Passionate. Creative. Hard working. Reliable I consider myself a storyteller. I have always beens art oriented and creative. I've been lucky enough to work in various ways in performing arts (music-dance) and visual arts (illustration, design, video) along my life. I do believe my extensive and eclectic background enriches every project I take on. Ultimately, I believe I am fascinated by communication, emotions and the quest of beauty. I am mainly a director, editor and post producer. I can also develop ideas, scripts, storyboards and put my great team together to shoot whatever is needed! Love to catch projects from scratch and work side by side with the customer so I can offer my creative input after understanding exactly what they want and need. Also love to get somebody else's footage and embellish it. Anyways, love my job.

About Tocha A.

I'm a filmmaker specialized in the mix of advertising and documentary. I've been working with it since 2010. I define myself as a content creator and a storyteller. My language is the video, and I love all the nuances that make this medium so magical. Branded Content is a kind of work that uses my skills, but not the only one. My job involves directing, scriptwriting, camera, and editing. I've worked in almost all the biggest production companies in Brazil like O2 Films, Bossa Nova and, Conspiração. And after that, I discovered that as an autonomous filmmaker I could make more interesting jobs than inside an organization. So I'm a free filmmaker, a free documentarist.

About Hassan M.

Multitasker Journalist and TV Reporter based in São Paulo, Brazil. Working as a freelencer reporter with Associated Press, Aljazeera Tv, and AJ+. اعلامي ومراسل تلفزيوني اقيم في البرازيل وأحرص على نقل ثقافتها الى العالم العربي اعمل لصالح وكالة Associated Press قناة الجزيرة الفضائية شبكة AJ+

About Karine G.

I'm Karine Gomes, design, motion design and photographer, currently remote freelancer. I produce content for different brands and platforms, always looking to combine cinematography combined with the new languages of the internet. I invite you to learn more about my work: karinegomes.co

About Sarah K.

A Brazilian Lebanese Journalist .. Specialist in Video Editing and Videography

About GUI T.

Gui Tensol is a Brazilian scriptwriter-director-editor awarded by Vimeo as Top 5 world filmmaker for his film Kite Fight, front cover of The New York Times. He was a crew member winner at the Cannes Film Festival with the feature film Linha de Passe. He edited and co-directed HP Magic Words, a case winner of 4 Cannes Lions. In VR, he directed for Natura the social media record case Amazon Immersion, and created the videogame Virtual Atelier for ABIT, both projects selected for the World VR Forum in Switzerland. He finishes the music video Procure, by Rico Dalasam. After his first feature film - Supernova - he directs Nóia, film based on the eponymous best-seller.

About Tiago R.

Just a guy that loves to do a lot of things. Always learning something new.

About Raphael B.

Raphael Bottino is born and raised in São Paulo (Brazil) and works in the film market since 2004, when he began as production assistant and assistant director. As a producer he made videoclips, commercial ads, corporate films and shorts. In 2008 he joined Sala12 Filmes, where he worked as executive producer for theatrical docs, such as Grey City (2013), and produced and directed Yoani’s Trip (2015). He is the executive producer of the Chile-Brazil co-production Dios Me Libre (2011). In 2015 he worked at Damasco Filmes as executive manager of a docu-series for Discovery Home and Health, and later at Barry Company, as executive producer of the feature length documentary 4ALL (2016) and for several projects in development. Nowadays Raphael works as a freelance executive producer and line producer with experience in sets in many cities of Brazil, as well as USA, Canada, Ethiopia, Cuba and The Netherlands.