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Diosual Entertainment is developing 60 projects by Brazilian authors, screenwriters, and directors for LatAm
Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 5 de agosto de 2022
Guto Colunga de Diosual Entretenimento
The production company Diosual Entertainment of Brazil, led by Guto Colunga, CEO, and founder, is developing about 60 projects that include series, movies, documentaries, telenovelas, reality shows, and sitcoms, from important authors, screenwriters, and directors of the Brazilian market.
Colunga, through his production company Diosual Entertainment, has a partnership with renowned scriptwriters and directors from Brazil for multiplatform projects across Latin America.
Among the talents that already have joined Diosual Entertainment are: the author Aguinaldo Silva (creator of hits in Brazil such as A Indomada, Senhora do Destino, Fina Estampa, Império, Crô – O Filme and Crô em Família); Marcilio Moraes (Roda de Fogo, Mandala, Mico Preto, Sonho Meu, the remake of Irmãos Coragem and he is producing the film O Crime da Gávea, based on his novel); Vivian de Oliveira, author of the first biblical miniseries on Record TV (A História de Ester); René Belmonte, scriptwriter of the series Os Ausentes, the first original series on the HBO Max platform in Brazil; Tiago Santiago, from TV Globo, one of the writers of Vamp, Olho no Olho, Uga Uga, Malhação 20; Paula Richard, author of the novel “Jesús and O Rico e Lázaro”; Alexandre Avancini, director who has worked at TV Globo and Record TV; Pedro Vasconcelos, director (the remake of the film Dona Flor e Seus Dois Maridos and the adaptation of Fala Sério, Mãe!) and Megg Santos, author, who worked with Aguinaldo Silva on Fina Estampa andImpério for TV Globo.
“The name of the production house represents a global brand and combining the word ‛audiovisual’ and the brand inspires us to be more creative, fun, and daring to tell stories; is what we’re aiming to. We meet with companies such as Netflix, Paramount+, HBO Max, Globoplay, Disney+, Star+, Discovery+ and Amazon to negotiate the best stories,” said Colunga.
