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José Joffily Filmmaker with a master’s degree in Communication by UFRJ, the Paraíba-born worked for 20 years at the Department of Film and Video at Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF), as an assistant professor. In 1981 he founded his producing company Coevos Filmes and in 2000 he was the president of the Brazilian Society of Filmmakers. His extensive film production includes praised, award-winning works like: “Two Lost in a Dirty Night” and “Who Killed Pixote?”.

Maria Dora Mourão Professor at Escola de Comunicações e Artes of USP, she took her post-doctorate in France, on film and new technologies. She teaches theory and practice of editing, being co-writer and coorganizer of main books in the area. Mourão had edited the documentarys “São Paulo, Symphony and Cacophony” and “São Paulo Cinemacidade”. She participates of several organizations of the brazilian film and from aboard, like the Brazilian Forum for the Teaching of Film and the Audiovisual Arts.

Carlos Nader A videoartist and documentary filmmaker, this São Paulo-born artist is, above all, an essayist. He works with themes that discuss issues like identity, the feeling of time and the link between man and the camera. His videos were screened and awarded at cultural centers in more than 20 countries and broadcast on over a dozen major TV channels in Brazil and abroad. His works include “Conception”, “Carlos Nader”, “São Gabriel da Cacheira – San Felipe” e “The End of the Journey”.