Flávia Moraes

Flavia Moraes

Flávia Mello Moraes de Oliveira (born 25 April 1959, in Porto Alegre) is a Brazilian Filmmaker.

She has made nearly 3,000 spots, documentaries, shorts and long feature films, music videos and concerts. She is the director of the company Film Planet.

Awards

“O Brinco”/”The Earring” - (an official selection in the Berlin Film Festival), “Mentira”/“Lie” (honorable mention in the NY Film Festival), and “Olimpicos”/”Olympics”. These shorts initiated the movement “Cinema de Sucata” that produced films using the negative and sets leftover from major advertising campaigns.

That same year, Moraes directed "Cartola para todos”/”Cartola for all” the concert that reunited a group of important musicians to celebrate the work of the famous Brazilian composer Cartola. This piece is part of a new documentary soon to be released.

She also directed “30 years of Courage” the concert that celebrated the career of country musicians Chitão&Xororo. Both were launched on DVD by Universal Music.

In 2001 (Sandy& Jr.) and in 2011 (Claudia Leitte). Each performance was attended by a crowd of over 100.000 fans. For Claudia Leitte, Moraes also staged the recital “Negalora”, filmed at Teatro Castro Alves in Salvador, Bahia, with Carlinhos Brown & Sergio Mendes as special guests.

Filmplanet, developed an impressive path in the National/ International market of production within the operations of São Paulo, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, Santiago and Rio de Janeiro. During this time, Moraes produced and directed campaigns for brands such as Coke, Budweiser, MasterCard, Visa, Motorola, Toyota, Smirnoff, Nestle, among hundreds of others and was the first Brazilian director to be affiliated with DGA.

Aligned with international trends the new PLANET opened its doors for new collaborators and directors, allowing Flavia to pursue her dream.

Filmography

External links

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