Editing

Francisco Moreira

Born

1981-06-29 (45)

Place of birth

Lisbon, Portugal

Known for

Editing

Credits

2 titles

Francisco Moreira was born in Lisbon, where he lives and works as a freelance editor and script supervisor. He has collaborated with João Nicolau, Gabriel Abrantes, Marilia Rocha, Salomé Lamas and many other directors in projects shown in most major film festivals like Cannes' International Critics' Week, Cannes' Director's Fortnight, Venice International Film Festival, Berlinale, IFFR, Locarno, Tribeca Film Festival, etc. Studied sociology in ISCTE and cinema graduated in ESTC, high education school for theatre and cinema (PT). Since then works as an image editor.

Known for

Behind the camera

Jotta: a minha maladresse é uma forma de délicatesse poster
NR

How to represent an artistic intention without reducing it to a description? How to do it preserving the intentionality of the gestus in an ambiguous andsubjective space where the individualism of the artistic perspective is set. “my maladresse…” proposes a viewpoint over Ana Jotta’s universe. An analogous portrait of her relations as an artist is created, setting parallel questions, as hermeneutics possibility and art as a value system. The link relating the trio (artist and director’s deuce) balances between familiarity, master and apprentice, subject and object; the distance and authority of the one behind the camera spreading light around artisticurgencies concerning how Work and Life overlay in this unquiet chase of the greater purpose: a search for consolation in the holy_burlesque of existential functionalism. A documental laboratory of reflexive limits.

Jotta: a minha maladresse é uma forma de délicatesse

2009

Jotta: a minha maladresse é uma forma de délicatesse poster
NR

How to represent an artistic intention without reducing it to a description? How to do it preserving the intentionality of the gestus in an ambiguous andsubjective space where the individualism of the artistic perspective is set. “my maladresse…” proposes a viewpoint over Ana Jotta’s universe. An analogous portrait of her relations as an artist is created, setting parallel questions, as hermeneutics possibility and art as a value system. The link relating the trio (artist and director’s deuce) balances between familiarity, master and apprentice, subject and object; the distance and authority of the one behind the camera spreading light around artisticurgencies concerning how Work and Life overlay in this unquiet chase of the greater purpose: a search for consolation in the holy_burlesque of existential functionalism. A documental laboratory of reflexive limits.

Jotta: a minha maladresse é uma forma de délicatesse

2009