Tatiana Issa

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Tatiana Issa
Born (1974-01-16) January 16, 1974
Brazil
Occupation Director, producer
Years active 1983–present

Tatiana Issa (São Paulo, January 16, 1974) is an award winning Brazilian actress and director. She's the co-founder of TRIA Productions [1] as well as Producing Partners,[2] a development and production company resulting from the association of two established New York-based production companies, TRIA and Planet Pop.

Background

Issa was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil to a set designer. She began acting at the age of seven, doing several professional plays and international theater festivals. At age twelve, she began acting in motion pictures and later attended the Lee Strasberg Institute in New York. In 2009 she produced and directed the film Dzi Croquettes,[3] for which she received more than 25 international awards, making it the most awarded documentary in Brazilian history. Tatiana Issa is currently the Director and Executive Producer of the weekly television series "Gaby Gringa" [4] at BIS Network, "Alem da Conta/Shopping Frenzy" at GNT Network, "Broadway Dreams" [5] and “Dances of the World” [6] for the Globosat Network/Multishow. Tatiana is also the Executive Producer of the TV series "Beyond Ipanema" [7] at Canal Brasil Network/Globosat, now on its second season.

Education

  • 2005 The Goethe-Institut Munich, Germany- Art History/ German Language
  • 2003 Cervantes Institute New York, USA – Spanish Language
  • 2001 Lorenzo de' Medici School Florence, Italy – Italian Language/ Literature/ Art History
  • 2000 La Sorbonne Paris, France – French Language/ Art History/ Literature
  • 2000 École du Louvre Paris, France – Art History
  • 1998 Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute New York, USA – Acting techniques for film and TV/ scene study
  • 1996 The Eurocentre Cambridge Cambridge, England – English Language
  • 1988 The Tablado Institute Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Scene study

Reception and awards

Reception for Issa's work has been positive,[8][9] with Dzi Croquettes being her most famous work.[10] Dzi Croquettes has received praise from multiple news outlets such as the New York Times and Film Journal International.[11][12][13]

Awards

  • 2009 – Festival do Rio (Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival)- Dzi Croquettes – Best Documentary Jury Award – Director/Producer
  • 2009 – Festival do Rio (Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival) Dzi Croquettes – Best Documentary Audience Award – Director/Producer
  • 2009 – São Paulo International Film Festival Dzi Croquettes – Best Documentary Itamaraty Award (Foreign Ministry Award)
  • 2009 – São Paulo International Film Festival Dzi Croquettes – Best Documentary Audience Award
  • 2009 – 17th Mix Brazil International Film Festival Dzi Croquettes – Best Documentary Audience Award
  • 2009 – 5th Festcine Goiania – Dzi Croquettes – Best Editing
  • 2010 – IN-EDIT Documentary Festival – Dzi Croquettes – Best Documentary
  • 2010 – LABRFF 2010 Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival – Dzi Croquettes – Best Documentary
  • 2010 – FRAMELINE 34 San Francisco – Dzi Croquettes – Best Outstanding Documentary[14]
  • 2010 – DANCE, CAMERA, WEST 2010 Los Angeles/usa- Dzi Croquettes – Best Outstanding Documentary[15]

Filmography

Cinema

  • 2007 Dzi Croquettes – Director/Producer
  • 2006 Parintins: Amor de Boi – Director/Producer
  • 2004 Medusa – Director/Producer
  • 1996 O Guarani – Leading Lady – Ceci
  • 1987 Jubiabá- Young Leading Lady

Television

  • 2013/2014 - Alem da Conta/Shopping Frenzy - Director/Executive Producer
  • 2013 Gaby Gringa - Director/Executive Producer [16]
  • 2013 Agenor, Cancoes de Cazuza - Director/Executive Producer [17]
  • 2012 Beyond Ipanema - Executive Producer [18]
  • 2011 Dances of the World - Director/Executive Producer [19]
  • 2010 Broadway Dreams - Director/Executive Producer [20]
  • 2003/2005 New York Underground- TV Host
  • 2002 O Quinto dos Infernos – Urbana
  • 1998 Hilda Furacão – Dorinha
  • 1996 O Fim do Mundo – Maria do Socorro
  • 1995 História de Amor – Louise
  • 1993 Feliz Aniverario – Dorothy
  • 1992 Deus nos Acuda – Ieda
  • 1991 Amazônia (TV series)|Amazônia – Leninha (Rede Manchete)
  • 1984 Rabo de Saia – Jocelina
  • 1983 Guerra dos Sexos – Cissa Marino

Theater

  • A Falecida – Directed by Gabriel Vilella
  • As 1001 Encarnações de Pompeu Loredo – Directed by Jorge Fernando
  • Sapatinho de Cristal – Directed by Claudio Tovar
  • Os Visigodos – Directed by Karen Acioly
  • A Receita do Sucesso – Directed by Jorge Fernando
  • Simbad de Bagdad – Directed by Claudio Tovar
  • O Menino Maluquinho – Directed by Demetrio Nicolau

References

  1. ↑ Template:Www.triaproductions.com
  2. ↑ Template:Www.producingpartners.com
  3. ↑ Thomas, Kevin (November 11, 2011). "Movie review: 'Dzi Croquettes'". LA Times. Retrieved 26 August 2012. 
  4. ↑ http://www.producingpartners.com/#!gaby-gringa-page/c1cwi
  5. ↑ and http://www.producingpartners.com/#!slideshow-dnb/c103i
  6. ↑ and http://www.producingpartners.com/#!slideshow-mm/cu4m
  7. ↑ http://www.beyondipanema.com/
  8. ↑ WEISSBERG, JAY. "Dzi Croquettes – the Documentary". Variety Magazine. Retrieved 26 August 2012. 
  9. ↑ Costa, Dzi. "Dzi Croquettes". Retrieved 26 August 2012. 
  10. ↑ Hardy, Ernest. "DZI Croquettes". Village Voice. Retrieved 26 August 2012. 
  11. ↑ GENZLINGER, NEIL (November 17, 2011). "Dzi Croquettes (2009)". New York Times. Retrieved 26 August 2012. 
  12. ↑ Schenker, Andrew. "Dzi Croquettes". Time Out. Retrieved 26 August 2012. 
  13. ↑ Noh, David. "Film Review: Dzi Croquettes". Film Journal International. Retrieved 26 August 2012. 
  14. ↑ Frameline34 Awards Announced Official Frameline website. June 28, 2010
  15. ↑ Official Dance, Camera, West website. July 2010
  16. ↑ and http://www.producingpartners.com/#!gaby-gringa-page/c1cwi
  17. ↑ http://www.producingpartners.com/#!cazuza-page/chr8
  18. ↑ http://www.beyondipanema.com/
  19. ↑ and http://www.producingpartners.com/#!slideshow-mm/cu4m
  20. ↑ and http://www.producingpartners.com/#!slideshow-dnb/c103i

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