Brazilian director Vellas was awarded the Grand Prix of the night, with the play ‘Shout’, for Telefnica
The winners of the 2023 edition of Ciclope Latino were announced this Thursday night (25th), in a ceremony that took place at the Museum of Image and Sound (MIS), in So Paulo. The big prize of the night, the Grand Prix, went to Telefnica’s work, Shout, directed by Brazilian director Vellas.
The award dedicated to Film Craft in commercials, music videos and short films has the collaboration of APRO, through its International Platform – FilmBrazil, which has a partnership with the Brazilian Agency for the Promotion of Exports and Investments (ApexBrasil).
Always very rewarding to be able to celebrate creativity and craftsmanship in production, in such ephemeral times nothing replaces a well-told story, with powerful storytelling and production value. In 2022, it is estimated that 5% of the total USD 34 million of our exports will have been to Mexico, we hope to be able to further encourage this exchange in the coming years, said Marianna Souza, Executive President of APRO.
Check out the winners:
Grand Prize: Shout for Telefonica, produced by Rebolucion and directed by Vellas.
Animation: Spriteverse campaign for Sprite and The Coca-Cola Company, produced by The Youth, directed and animated by Colossal.
Casting: Tres para Reinserta produced by Oriental Films, cast by Giuliana Panvini.
Cinematography: The category had two winners. The first was Trajectory for the International Committee of the Red Cross, produced by Primo Content directed by M&M and cinematography by Galo Olivares; and the second For The Bold for Pepsico, produced by Rebolucion, directed by Watta Fernandez and cinematography by Farhad Gaderi.
Direction – 90 sec and under: Postpartum under Pressure for Unilever Baby Dove, produced by My Mama Entertainment, directed by Ariela Dorf.
Direction – over 90 sec: Shout for Telefonica, produced by Rebolucion and directed by Vellas.
Editing: The category had two winners. The first was Solo Lo Que Te Gusta for Nissan, produced by Landia, directed by Manu Masaro, edited by Danilo Abraham; and the second was Nuestras Manos for Cerveza Victoria produced by Oriental Films and directed by De Youth and Vira Lata, edited by Joo Machado and Maria Lusa Machado.
Idea: The category had two winners. The first was Buscap for Telefnica Brasil, produced by O2 Filmes, agency VMLY&R Brasil; and the second Not Funny for 24 laughs per second, produced by Landia, agency De Comiuniti Agenci.
Music: Living Offerings for Ab InBev, produced by Iconoclast and music by Satlite Audio.
Production Design: The category had two winners. The first was The World Is Your Cocktail for Absolut Company, produced by Immigrant and directed by Rodrigo Saavedra, production design by Taisa Maluf; and the second Nuestras Manos for Cerveza Victoria, produced by Oriental Films and directed by The Youth and Vira-Lata, production design by Carolina Emiliozi.
Visual Effects: Sport is Never Done for Nike, visual effects by Nash, produced by Iconoclast.
Low Budget: Dont Fear The Finger by Lalcec Produced by Landia
Music Video: Bordeline, by Tove Lo produced by Iconoclast, edited by Cut+Run and directed by Fernando Nogari.
New Talent: there was no winner in this edition
No logo: Dolores, directed by Marindia and produced by Oriental Films
Production Company of the Year: Oriental Films
Agency of the Year: Ogilvy
