An MTV video editor invited by our crew to do the making of featurette of our first short film, Marcos Vinicius Borges has compiled some of the best moments of the shooting. Enjoy:
Alternative Premiere of “The Man Who…” (By Jackie Dolstoy and Sol Faganello)
By the end of 2012 there was an alternative premiere in São Paulo of The Man Who… (2011), the Yuri Tarone-directed short film coproduced by Sincronia Filmes in partnership with Fábrica de Filmes. The film had been circulating among midnight sessions and special screening for quite some time since it was completed by the end(…) Leia mais
“It’s Almost True” Ends The Editing Process
It’s Almost True, the first solo production by Sincronia – after two co-productions, The Man Who… and Living Statues, and the third work in the short film format by director Emanuel Mendes, has finished its editing process. With almost thirty minutes of duration, when the average length goes for 15 minutes maximum, Mendes and editor(…) Leia mais
AWARDED SCENARIO FOR TV MOVIE
We are happy to announce, now in the beginning of 2013, that our scenario for television movie, anually released by the Culture Department in the city of São Paulo, in partnership with TV Cultura, has been considered for development. An idea by Erika Barbin – the actress who has done with us the webseries The(…) Leia mais
Rio Content Market
Sincronia has embarked to Rio de Janeiro for its first ever experience at Rio Content Market, now during February 2013. Below, some pictures of our gang:
On The Waves of Rio
There have been some years that Rio de Janeiro has been considered, if not the official capital, at least as one of the nations’ main poles for the cinema – aimed as much for the art of it as for the business side, and not only the cinema field, but audiovisual as a whole, embodying(…) Leia mais
Filming “Living Statues”
“Living Statues” in the Homestrech
The Mirrah Iañez film, Living Statues, our second co-production (right after The Man Who…) has finished shooting and now is in the editing room. This is the third film of young Mirrah, who is about to graduate from Film at the Anhembi Morumbi University, in São Paulo. Mirrah had already made two exercise-like films for(…) Leia mais
One Morning in the Life of a Sound Designer
Mauricio Esposito and the Sound for “It’s Almost True”
In this thirs and last part of interviews we did with our soundman, Mauricio Esposito talks about how he intends to work with It’s Almost True. Even though the film is a documentary (we wonder), Esposito says he does not want to use the genre’s conventions, and prefers to dedicate himself to other elements.