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Igor Correia (b. 1996)

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January 20, 1996

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Igor Correia is a screenwriter and director with a degree in Social Communication and Cinema from UniFTC, and a degree in TV series creation from Usina do Drama (2020), a training course for screenwriters at UFBA's Faculty of Communication. He is co-owner of Tormento Filmes. He is the creator of the horror fiction series “The Shepherd's Son”, with a script that was a finalist in FRAPA 2021 and selected in the Usina do Drama and 3rd FRAPA[LAB] labs. He wrote and directed the horror shorts “Estamos Sozinhos” (We're all Alone), which premiered at the 35th edition of the Kinoforum Festival and was shown at the IX Cine Horror festival, and “Cafuné”, which is being distributed. He is the author of the book “A Casa dos Assassinos”, scriptwriter for the horror short “Medo Além da Tela” (Fear Beyond the Screen), worked as a collaborating scriptwriter on the doc “IJÓ DUDU - Memórias da Dança Negra na Bahia” (IJÓ DUDU - Memories of Black Dance in Bahia), by Modupé Produtora, and as an assistant scriptwriter on a fiction series at Boutique Filmes.

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