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I am happy to announce that:

I won the Environment category of the 2023 Sony Future Filmmakers Awards with my documentary "The Good Dolphins"

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About me

I am a multi-talented Brazilian cinematographer with a deep passion for storytelling and conservation. My love for the ocean runs deep, and I have spent countless hours honing my skills as a professional diver, underwater cinematographer, and marine biologist. Through my work, I strive to bring a unique perspective to my film projects, capturing the beauty of the natural world and shedding light on pressing conservation issues.

However, my talents are not limited to the ocean. I am equally at home in the Amazon or any other remote corner of the world, always eager to take on new challenges and bring important stories to life on the big screen. I approach every project with the same level of dedication and passion.

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FEATURED & CLIENTS

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Natural History Sequences

Here are three distinct sequences I've crafted to highlight my expertise as a Wildlife Camera Operator. Every aspect of these videos, with the exception of the narration, was done by myself.

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Running from disaster

This video is to showcase my Camera operator & Editor skills. From start to finish, I took charge of every aspect, shooting and editing it entirely by myself. We saw the monkey when passing thourgh the river by boat, I was dropped in the forest and started shooting. The little monkey sequence was shot with a long lens and drone in a time space of 30 minutes since they were passing very fast through me. As we cruised down the river on a boat, we stumbled upon this family of spider monkeys. I jumped off the boat and plunged into the forest, camera in hand. The next 30 minutes were a wild ride as I raced to capture the monkey's antics. With a long-lens and a drone, I filmed them as they darted through the trees, determined to capture their fleeting moments.

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