August 23, 2025 - Saturday, 10 AM to 2 PM

Brazilian Cinematheque, Oscarito Room

WIPKINO - Assembly Laboratory

ACTIVITY FOR PRE-REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS

Mentors:

  • Fernanda Senatori

    Executive producer


    With a Master's degree in Cultural Production from Brandeis University in Boston/USA and training in Audiovisual from FAAP, she has been an executive producer for over 25 years. She works directly throughout the production chain, providing services to the main players in the market. She worked at ANCINE, in the International Relations sector, encouraging partnerships between foreign companies and Brazilian production companies in co-productions. At Cinefilm*, as Executive Director, she is responsible for the company's strategic planning and the management of new business, partnerships, and audiovisual content.

  • Silvia Hayashi

    Publisher - Panther Tear


    Silvia Hayashi is an editor, researcher, and professor in the Department of Film, Radio, and Television at the School of Communications and Arts, University of São Paulo.

  • Tatiana Lohmann

    Director, screenwriter and editor


    Director, screenwriter, and editor, she has created feature films, short films, series, and installations. Her work is permeated by issues of gender and faith, race, and socio-environmental concerns. Her documentary features SOLITUDE & FAITH, SLAM: VOICE AND UPRISING, and MY FORTRESS have been screened at various festivals and have won awards at the Rio Film Festival, Tiradentes Film Festival, Fim Cine, Nova Frontier, and ABFF. Together with the Manifesto Impromptu collective, she has dedicated herself to researching language in the field of fiction.

Dedicated to short film projects in the final editing phase, the 2nd edition of WIPKINO - Editing Lab offers a unique opportunity for filmmakers to present their work to a selection of professionals in the audiovisual market. The lab aims to provide critical and constructive feedback, strengthening the relationship between filmmakers and other market players, as well as opening doors to potential partnerships and collaborations.

Among the projects submitted in July 2025, three were selected for mentorship. The mentors will evaluate and provide feedback on the film's editing stage in a closed session for participants, during the 36th edition of Kinoforum - São Paulo International Short Film Festival. At the end, one of the projects will be chosen to receive post-production services – the winner will be announced at the Festival's awards ceremony.



Projects - Assembly Laboratory

  • Seaside

    Directed by: Vitória Vasconcellos

    Editor: Artur Andrade


  • Past and Present

    Directed by: Filipe Barbosa (Ufanego)

    editor: Yugo Hattori


  • My father is a painter.

    Directed by: Catu Rizo

    Editors: Diego Amorim and Catu Rizo