São Sebastião, State of São Paulo, Brazil
37 reviews$150 - $400 / Day
Request QuotePassionate. 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.
May • 2023
Muriel was so kind and so helpful the whole time I visited in Camburi. She picked me up from the bus station and organised to meet so many people. She gave up so much time to help me and translate literally everything. I couldn't have done it without her. The content we gathered and time we spent together will be really memorable! Thank you Muriel
December • 2017
Muriel is a professional motion graphic artist who creates videos that are both good-looking and support any organization's brand and intent. Her ideas draw the attention and keep the interest of intended audiences. A pleasure to work with and more projects to come!
August • 2021
Muriel is an absolute delight to work with. Her work is intelligent and creative and she kept in regular touch with me along the whole process. Looking forward to our next project!
Produced for BBC Reel
In the Lingala language 'Nalingi Yo' means 'I love you'. Rachel Isabel Mukendi explores her Congolese heritage and discusses how love translates through the community of black women that surround her and how the language of love is expressed. Found in Translation is a series made as part of the In The Mix project, in partnership with BBC Studios TalentWorks, Black Creators Matter and the Barbican. Produced by Rachel Isabel Mukendi Animator: Muriel Rebora Commissioning Editor: Griesham Taan
Produced for Bloomberg Industry Group
Throughout Elon Musk’s tumultuous courtship with Twitter, that eventually resulted in his purchasing the company for $44 billon, one legal question has hung over the whole saga: could Musk back out of the deal? In this video, we look at the basics of contract law and some potential remedies when a deal goes off the rails.
Produced for Bloomberg Industry Group
Treating a fetus as a legal person opens up a range of questions. What if a person has a miscarriage? How does this impact IVF treatments? Would birth control still be legal? Some implications go beyond the realms of reproduction. In this video, we explore the fetal personhood movement and its history, the constitutional argument underpinning it, and what it could mean for the future of abortion. Featured: Mary Ziegler, professor at the UC Davis School of Law.
After the first crew trip to site, I put together a short teaser to be released as a promotion for the first round of ticket sales.
Produced for Bloomberg Industry Group
Federal district courts are the first to hear criminal and civil cases. So who sits on those courts matters. But a quarter of federal district courts have never had a Black judge. Nowhere is that disparity more jarring than in Georgia's Southern District, where one-third of the population under the court's jurisdiction is Black. We visited south Georgia to learn why this district, with its sizable Black population, has never had a Black federal district court judge. We look at the court's unique history, meet prominent members of the region's Black legal community, and hear their thoughts on why they have never seen one of their own elevated to their district's bench. (Video by Andrew Satter; Reporter/Co-Producer: Tiana Headley; Executive Producer: Josh Block)
Produced for Bloomberg Industry Group
The fastest project I ever animated for Bloomberg Law. Informative and fun as usual!
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