EUETU Lab - social program
After being the only woman in a leadership position on several occasions and sitting at many production and agency tables without the presence of a black or LGBTQIAP + professional occupying leadership positions, I understood my duty to contribute to affirmative policies and to work on the grassroots of education.
From this desire EUETU LAB was founded – a free mentoring project that aims to insert and promote professional strengthening of young black, indigenous, LGBTQIAP+, and female filmmakers, prioritizing peripheral communities and regions of socioeconomic vulnerability. This is a biennial project that works as an incubator for 6 young talents In Brazil.
The Lab was born inspired by the ancient technologies of social grouping, honoring the Afro-indigenous philosophies and the vision of original peoples, who organized themselves out of collectivity. In Guarani, Teko Porã, in Quechua, Kawsai, in South Africa, Ubuntu – those are all philosophies that can be translated as "I am because you are'' and evoke the question “Is my personal progress at the service of my community's progress?
Would you like to know how to collaborate? You can include them on your teams and you can also become an associated mentor.
For any inquiries, please contact me.
2021/22 GROUP.
AMANDA DOS SANTOS.
Transforms whatever she can in a production, she believes that working with cultural and audiovisual production is a transforming activity and contributes substantially to the someone’s development and inclusion in society.
LETICIA SENA.
Graduated in Social Communication with focus on Advertising, she is an aspiring Art Director eager to be part of the change. In her free time, she loves to come up with new and creative looks.
MARTA MIRANDA.
A journalist fascinated by audiovisual, she has always been interested in direction and scriptwriting. She believes in art as a tool for change and seeks to bring sensitivity to everything she does.
NIC Zaira.
Graduated in Radio and TV Media Studies and member of Core of the Ethnic-Racial Studies, she is a researcher by nature, creative and art freak who is always creating something, passionate about music videos and horror stories.
PAULO SOARES.
Graduated in Journalism, born and raised in the periphery of São Paulo, in the area of Jardim Angela. With a sensitive and nostalgic view, Paulo brings with him a natural aesthetic sense and the wish to become a director and a screenwriter.
RAFIS MARTINS.
Creative activist and Advertising Professional, has acted for 2 years as an Art Director in projects of social impact. He believes that through advertising he can contribute to the construction of more inclusive universes for people who, just like him, are in the margins of society.
Mentors:
As Meninas (Babu Bicudo & Julia Morelli - creative directors and photographers)
Carol Ozzi (Set Designer)
Juliana Porto (Territórios do Corpo)
Arthur Daraujo (Associate Creative Director, Craft & Design at Area 23)
Mallena Sales (Copywriter at Lowe)
Saigon (Production Company)
Ezequiel Soules (Creative Director at Chiat Day TBWA/ LA)
Fernanda Curi (Executive Producer Facebook Creative X)
Martina Sönksen (Screenwriter and Doc Filmmaker)
Izabela Moi (Jornalist)
Renata Simões (Journalist and Screenwriter)
Patrícia Lee Mo (Creative Data Sr. Art Director at Soko)
Gabi Brites (Director and Lady Bird Founder)
Thais Brunello (Director and Psychologist)
Gabriela Mangieri (Executive Creative Producer)
COLLABORATORs:
Ana Sano (Executive Creative Producer), Patrícia Hadaad (Stylist), Rodrigo Cotellessa (Set Designer) , Mirella Payola (Senior Key Account Executive at VICE Brasil), Bruno Oliveira (Head of Production at VICE Brasil), Alessandra de Blasi (ScreenwriterFilmmaker), Bruno J. Bloch (Screenwriter), Fred Matias (Screenwriter), Joao Frohlich (DOP), Flavia Meszberg (1ªAD), Lícia Arosteguy (DOP), Marines Mencio (Set Designer), Otavio Man Made (Set Designer),Camila Freiha (1ªAD and Filmmaker).