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Daniel Pereira Florêncio is a Brazilian-born British film director, writer and producer.

Career beginnings

Daniel Florêncio studied Radio and TV at the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais in Brazil. After graduating in 2005, he moved to London to pursue a Master in Arts and Media at the University of Westminster.[1] After his Masters, he joined the BAFTA-winning BBC series The Secret Show[2] as an editor.,[3] and remained in the United Kingdom, where he still resides.

For Current TV, the now extinct TV channel from former American vice-president Al Gore, he produced and directed the short-documentary Gagged in Brazil in 2008. The film portrays the economic pressure and censorship exerted over the press by Brazilian presidential hopeful, and then governor of the state of Minas Gerais, Aécio Neves.[4][5][6] Through legal intimidation, the politician's team tried unsuccessfully to stop the film being broadcast,.[7][8][4]

Film career

Awfully Deep (2010)

In 2010, he wrote, directed and produced the short film Awfully Deep, the first acting job of Lino Facioli,[9] who went on to star as Robin Arryn in the HBO series Game of Thrones, and later as Dex on Netflix's Sex Education.[10] The film won an Honourable Mention at the Athens International Film Festival in Ohio, and the Audience Award at the ShortShorts Film Festival in Tokyo.[11][12][10] The film had a particular interest in France, being screened at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, at Utopiales in Nantes[13] and at the L'etrange Film Festival in Paris.[14] Later, it was broadcast on Canal+ on their show Mikrociné.[15] It was also a finalist of the World Bank Film 4 Climate Competition.[16]

Chasing Robert Barker (2015)

In 2013, Florêncio and his now wife, Maria Nefeli Zygopoulou, launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign to shoot their first feature-film, titled Chasing Robert Barker.[17][18] The script told the story of a paparazzo and was inspired by the documentary Tracking William: a Night with a Paparazzo,[19] that Florêncio produced for Current TV.[20] The campaign raised £50,000[10] and the film was produced through his production company I Made it Films,[21] in partnership with Iceland's Pegasus Pictures[22][23] (the Icelandic producer of Game of Thrones),[24] and was launched in 2015.[25] The following year the film received three nominations at the National Film Awards UK,[26] winning Best Action Film.[27][28][29][30][31][32] In 2016 the film was nominated for the Accession Award for Screenwriting at the East End Film Festival in London.[33][34]

In production

Florêncio and Zygopoulou are currently developing a slate of projects and co-productions, including their next feature-film entitled In Arcadia.[35]

Filmography

Key
Шаблон:Dagger Indicates a documentary Шаблон:Double-dagger Indicates a short film
List of films by Daniel Florencio[36]
Year Title Role Notes Awards and nominations
2005 A Brazilian Immigrant Шаблон:Sup Director Video documentary short
2007 Tracking William: A Night with a Paparazzo Шаблон:Sup Director TV movie, documentary
2008 The Battle for Rio Шаблон:Sup Director TV special
2008 Gagged in Brazil Шаблон:Sup Director
2010 Awfully Deep Шаблон:Double-dagger Director, screenplay Audience Award at the ShortShorts Film Festival in Tokyo (won), Athens International Film Festival (honorable mention)
2015 Chasing Robert Barker Director, screenplay, producer Feature-length film, crowdfunded "Best Action Film" at the National Film Awards UK (won), "Accession Award for Screenwriting" at the East End Film Festival (nominated)
TBD In Arcadia Director, screenplay, producer Feature-length film, in production

References

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