Filipe Araujo

Filipe Araujo was born on Jan 29, 1977 in Portugal. Filipe Araujo's big-screen debut came with The Final Frontier directed by Filipe Araujo in 2007. Filipe Araujo is known for The Ninth Life of Gualdino directed by Filipe Araujo, Carmo Almeida stars as Self and Margarida Amaral as Self. The most recent award Filipe Araujo achieved is FEST Youth Video and Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Filipe Araujo plays is The Ninth Life of Gualdino which will be released on Mar 13, 2014.

Filipe Araújo has a degree in Communication Studies and a master's in Documentary Film Directing. He is a filmmaker, screenwriter, and editor. Born in Lisbon (1977), he began his career in film after a decade as a journalist - for the press, radio, television, and internet, in Portugal, Spain, and Italy. His filmography, acquired by the Portuguese public service broadcasting since 2011, enjoys four awards, featured in several festivals, broadcast on multiple international TV channels, and screened in venues and events such as Casa del Cinema (Rome, Italy), Círculo de Bellas Artes and Filmoteca Española (Madrid, Spain), or the UNESCOs Universal Culture Forum (Monterrey, Mexico). In 2008 he co-founded the production company Blablabla Media, an independent platform that ensures both his original proposals and his most institutional and commercial works. Within the latter context, Filipe wrote and directed films for numerous foundations and brands, among which are the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Vanity Fair or TAP. Besides directing, Filipe was responsible for the first curriculum of Film and Television Directing course at the Catholic University of Portugal (Master in Communication Studies). In 2015 he was one of MUVI film festival juries.