Giordanno Bottezini

Known for: Sound

Born: March 5, 2005 in São Mateus do Sul, Paraná, Brasil

A Film and Audiovisual student at UNESPAR - Paraná State College, he is a musician and sound designer for audiovisual media. He conducts research in the field of audiovisual sound, was enrolled as a special student in UNESPAR master's program, PPG-CINEAV, and presented a seminar on his research "Scripting Sound: A Case Study of Four Screenplays" at the 12th Cinema em Perspectiva; his research focuses on immersive object-based sound. In film, he works as a sound mixer, designer, and editor for independent projects and large production companies such as "Meu Avô Stanislau," a co-production between GP7 Cinema and RPC, broadcast on national open television on Rede Globo. He was a founder and member of the Novíssimo! Artes collective-production company, responsible for the production and distribution of independent films recognized at festivals such as Ruído Festival, Kinoarte, and Metrô Universitário. In music, he worked as a performer, composer, and music and record producer in the creation of 3 records for the ESBOT and Arrastando Cadeiras projects, also acting as an audiovisual producer and director in the music videos associated. He also works as a composer for film scores.