EDITING & POST
As an editor and filmmaker, I am passionate about creative collaboration and high-impact storytelling.
Trained in fiction and documentary editing at Rio de Janeiro’s Escola de Cinema Darcy Ribeiro, my background spans Latin American cinema, TV series, music videos, and humanitarian campaigns across Brazil and Scotland (including the British Red Cross and Carr Gomm).
With a background that spans researching, self-shooting, and editing, I bring a holistic understanding of story structure to every edit suite. I love teaming up with directors to take ambitious visual visions from concept to final cut.
WHAT I DO
Creative Editing: I have worked for 12 years as an editor in fiction, documentary and institutional videos. Every project is unique in its storytelling, but the (he)art of being an editor is the ability to translate and support a director's vision, ensuring it reaches their audience. Whether a feature or a short, I act as a safe space to brainstorm, translate, and transform your vision into the final cut.
Archive & Data Architecture: I can assist teams in designing custom database categorisation systems (in Excel and edit software) to map, code, and rapidly retrieve footage from multi-terabyte visual archives. I am also experienced in executing motion graphics, colour grading, sound mixing, multi-platform media formatting, and accurate captioning workflows for smaller non-commercial projects.
Editing Consultant: Sometimes the director/editor get stuck and needs to take a step back before diving back in. I can help you rethink an edit, get messy in a safe space and find the heart of your film again.
Featured Projects
Project: Copacabana Palace (Creative Documentary)
Role: Editor
Collaborator: Peter Bauza (World Press Photo-winning Photojournalist)
Format: Creative Short / Documentary
Focus: Social Impact, Geopolitics, Human Rights
COPACABANA PALACE
Project: Fumaça (Official Music Video)
Artist: As Bahias e a Cozinha Mineira
Role: Director & Editor
Press Coverage: Premiered exclusively on Rolling Stone Brasil
Key Milestone: The band’s album went on to receive a historic Latin Grammy nomination—the first time in history for trans women artists.