Lívia Cheibub

Lívia Cheibub (she/her) is a director, editor and producer with strong field logistics skills and global editorial experience. Her explorative artistic and production practices took her through several extensive journeys along four continents. She values and practices a decolonial approach to production processes. She has been inspired by the subjectivities within people and communities and how these coexistences sharpened her ability to connect empathically with others. Her portfolio includes the interactive hypermedia project called 'City Body', that won the Bolsa Funarte Visual Arts Award from the Ministry of Culture in Brazil and the short doc 'Mi Isla' about Cuban visual artist and performer Raychel Carrión. She is also the founder and creative director behind Wild Galaxies, a production company dedicated to creating narratives that explore new representations of sex in cinema. She was a 2020 fellow at the BRIClab Film+TV with Uyra - The Rising Forest. Lívia is currently the media manager at Story Syndicate, a production company devoted to providing a home for up-and-coming directors to be supported as they grow.