Fernanda Gomes Do Nascimento

Fernanda is Master graduated (2014) at Pós-ECA-USP and has a degree in Curso Superior Audiovisual (2009) at ECA-USP. She is a sound editor, had worked as a Production Sound Mixer for Cinema and Television and also works as a teacher at Academia Internacional de Cinema (AIC). Fernanda had worked in Casablanca Sound Studios from August 2008 to September 2011. There, she had performed in all Sound Edition areas for Motion Picture: Dialogues, ADR, Sound Effects and Foley. In 2011, she became assistant of Luiz Adelmo Manzano, who was studio supervisor at the time. Nowadays, she works as Sound Supervisor and Sound Editor for Motion Pictures projects. Some projects: "Jean Charles" - directed by Henrique Goldman, "O Palhaço" - directed by Selton Mello-, "Meu país" - directed by André Ristum; "Quanto dura o amor" - directed by Roberto Moreira-, among other projects for Television and Video. Her Master's thesis, entitled "The voice in studio: the audiovisual use of dubbing and post-synchronized dialogue" received a scolarship from FAPESP - São Paulo Research Foundation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)