Philippe Barcinski, a 49-year-old seasoned professional with a storied 35-year tenure in the audiovisual direction industry, has garnered a reputation for excellence, underpinned by his prestigious master's degree in cinema from the illustrious University of São Paulo (USP).
Philippe's remarkable career has been marked by an impressive accumulation of over 50 accolades, cementing his status as a luminary in the Brazilian cinematic scene. His impressive beginnings in the 1990s, characterized by critically acclaimed films such as 'Palindrome', 'A Janela Aberta', and 'A Escada', garnered him widespread recognition and acclaim at prestigious international film festivals, including the renowned events in Cannes and Berlin.
Philippe's impressive portfolio of feature films boasts the critically acclaimed "Não Por Acaso", a cinematic masterpiece starring the talented Rodrigo Santoro, whose versatility and range have captivated audiences worldwide. Furthermore, his work on "Entre Vales" has showcased his ability to collaborate with other creative forces, featuring the exceptional Angelo Antônio in a thought-provoking narrative.
In addition to his feature film endeavors, Philippe has honed his skills in the advertising realm, working alongside some of the most esteemed directors at the renowned O2 Filmes. This experience has undoubtedly refined his craft, allowing him to effectively convey the vision of his clients and leave a lasting impression on viewers.
Philippe's illustrious television career has seen him collaborate with a diverse range of prominent networks, including the esteemed Brazilian public television network TV Cultura, the popular music-oriented channel MTV, and the influential Brazilian television network TV Globo.
In addition to his work with these notable networks, Philippe has also recently directed series for the streaming giant Netflix, as well as the children's entertainment channel Discovery Kids.
Philippe's early career as a 1st assistant director began with the iconic Brazilian television series 'Castelo Rá Tim Bum', where he had the privilege of working under the artistic supervision of some of Brazil's most esteemed and accomplished directors.
These directors, who have made significant contributions to Brazilian cinema and television, include the acclaimed filmmaker Fernando Meirelles, the critically acclaimed director Cao Hamburger, the renowned director Luiz Fernando Carvalho, and the accomplished director José Luis Villamarim.
Working alongside these industry leaders, Philippe gained valuable experience and insight into the art of television direction, laying the foundation for his future success in the industry.
Philippe's extensive and notable body of work in the realm of television and streaming is comprised of a multitude of successful series, including but not limited to the critically acclaimed 2nd season of 3%, the captivating Cidade dos Homens, the gripping Carcereiros, and the intriguing Que Monstro Te Mordeu?. Moreover, his impressive repertoire also includes his work on various soap operas, such as the well-received Velho Chico and the emotionally charged Amor DE Mãe.
Furthermore, Philippe's most recent and ambitious project, Route 66, which premiered on Globoplay, marks a significant milestone in his career as he takes on the role of artistic director for the first time in a fiction series.
