Vancouver, BC, Canada
$500 - $700 / Day
Request a demoI am a freelance video editor specialized in a wide array of projects, including documentaries, TV shows, branded content, and social media content. My passion for storytelling runs deep, particularly in the realm of narratives that forge connections with audiences, whether they are real-life tales or works of fiction. I have a keen interest in editing material related to sports, education, music, and various other subjects that hold captivating narratives and compelling stories. With a history in the world of video production spanning back to 2006, my portfolio includes Google, Nike, Red Bull, TNT, and ESPN Brasil. One of my recent endeavors involved teaching an editing workshop for 15 emerging filmmakers scattered across Canada, as part of the "Being Black in Canada Project" sponsored by Netflix. Brazilian born, I am currently based in Vancouver, Canada, and open to opportunities both remote and in-person on a global scale.
One minute social media ad displaying Set Protect, a production services company that provides health and well-being support to the arts & entertainment industry in Canada. My roles in this project were picture editing, sound editing, colour grading and VFX.
Street Oca is a 22-minute documentary about the artistic dialogue between the art created by the Kayapós indigenous tribe in the Amazon forest and the street art made by graffiti artists in São Paulo. A partnership between Art Gallery Oscar Quanrente8 and Menire Institute facilitated the meeting so they can exchange techniques, ideas and contribute to each other’s art.
Aired on ESPN Brasil Client: Unicef and Instituto Esporte e Educação Sport’s Caravan is a 30-minute show divided in 3 parts, aired on ESPN Brasil. The project was created by journalists affiliated to ESPN with the intention to make the practice of sports more accessible to less favoured communities throughout Brazil. In every episode, a sports arena is created offering several workshops for children of that region, with theatre, circus, and sports practice. In this episode, we went to the region
Silent Carnival is a 1-hour documentary about the Caboclo de Lança, a mythical figure portrayed by the people who live in Zona da Mata, located in the countryside of Pernambuco, Brazil. They’re a special kind of performative guardian of their village, that appears during Carnival time. Becoming a Caboclo involves a mixture of religious and psychedelic factors. The purpose is to show the importance of this figure to the people in the village and how its performance is meaningful to them.
Building Champions (Construindo Campeões) is a 5 episode web series about the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship according to the perspective of Alliance Mario Reis Team in 2017.
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