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Edson Secco

Edson Secco (1976, São Paulo, Brazil) is a Brazilian composer, musician and sound designer.[1]

Edson Secco
2019
NationalityBrazilian
Occupation(s)Composer, musician, sound designer
Years active1998–present
Known forComposer and Sound Designer for Film Industry
Notable workPaulina (La Patota), Cinema Novo

Biography

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He grew up in São Paulo influenced by a wide range of music, ranging from psychedelic music to classical, hip-hop, Brazilian and electronic music. He started composing at the age of 15 using a computer and a MIDI controller and his main instruments since then have been the piano, synthesizer, drums and computer. Sound manipulation, using different sources, became a hallmark of his work, bringing him closer to electronic music and experimentalism.

He began his professional career in the late 1990s as a music producer and sound engineer. At the beginning of the first decade of the 2000s, he began producing soundtracks for theater plays, as well as performing them live. In 2005, he joined the Companhia de Ópera Seca, directed by Gerald Thomas, being responsible for the composition, sound design and live performance of the soundtracks.

In 2006 he started his film career with the documentary Days in Sintra[2] as composer, sound editor and sound re-recording mixer.

His work on the film industry earned him two nominations for The 3rd Platino Awards For Iberoamerican Cinema (2016),[3] and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of Argentina (2015),[4] respectively, as well as three prizes of Best Sound Design at the Brazilia Film Festival (2010[5] and 2013[6]) and Gramado Festival (2013[7]).

He is best known for his work with directors Walter Salles, Marcela Lordy, Bruno Safadi e Eryk Rocha.

As a musician he is part of the Brazilian electronic duo NU[8] (abbreviation for Naked Universe), alongside the singer and songwriter Ligiana Costa.[9]

Since 2016 he has been the director of SONIDERIA, a label and studio specialized in original music and sound post-production for TV and Cinema based in São Paulo.

Filmography

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As composer

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As sound designer and/or re-recording mixer

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  • 2023: A Vida Pela Frente (Série)
  • 2023: A Mulher Sem Chão (dir. Débora McDowell, Auritha Tabajara)
  • 2022: Lilith (dir. Bruno Sáfadi)
  • 2022: Quando Falta O Ar (dir. Ana Petta, Helena Petta)
  • 2021: Salamandra (dir. Alex Carvalho)
  • 2020: De Dora, Por Sara (dir. Sara Antunes)
  • 2020: Sobradinho (dir. Marília Hughes Guerreiro, Cláudio Marques)
  • 2020: Mulher Oceano (dir. Djin Sganzerla)
  • 2020: O Livro dos Prazeres (dir. Marcela Lordy)
  • 2020: HARD (Série, dir. Rodrigo Meirelles)
  • 2020: Ecstasy (dir. Moara Passoni)

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • Plástico Bolha,[11] 2004, SONIDERIA
  • Asfaltaram a Terra,[12] 2006, SONIDERIA
  • Rainha Mentira,[13] 2007, SONIDERIA
  • Waste in Music,[14] 2007, SONIDERIA
  • Diário de Sintra,[15] 2007, SONIDERIA
  • Floresta Fantástica,[16] 2008, SONIDERIA
  • Terras,[17] 2009, SONIDERIA
  • Corrosivo,[18] 2010, SONIDERIA
  • O Ovo e a Galinha[19] 2010, SONIDERIA
  • Noisy Jam,[20] 2010, SONIDERIA
  • Anger,[21] 2011, SONIDERIA
  • Passagens,[22] 2011, SONIDERIA
  • Licht + Licht,[23] 2012, SONIDERIA
  • Brincar de Pensar,[24] 2012, SONIDERIA
  • Paralelo 10,[25] 2012, SONIDERIA
  • Nijinsky, Casamento com Deus,[26] 2012, SONIDERIA
  • Remote Heart,[27] 2012, SONIDERIA
  • 5x Chico,[28] 2015, SONIDERIA
  • NU (Naked Universe),[29] 2015, Tratore
  • As Duas Irenes, 2016, SONIDERIA
  • A Dor,[30] 2016, SONIDERIA
  • Secas,[31] 2016, SONIDERIA
  • Pulso,[32] 2016, SONIDERIA
  • ZÉ (Single),[33] 2017, Tratore / SONIDERIA
  • So, I looked for you in every memory,[34] 2019, SONIDERIA
  • Rô-bots,[35] 2019, SONIDERIA

Theater

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As composer and sound designer

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2023

  • Águas do Mundo (dir. Vanessa Bruno)
  • Aquário com Peixes (dir. Marcela Lordy)

2022

  • Play Beckett (dir. Vanessa Bruno)
  • Diabinho e Outras Peças (dir. Guto Portugal)

2016

  • Pulso[36] (dir. Vanessa Bruno) - São Paulo/Brazil
  • A Dor[37] (dir. Vanessa Bruno) - São Paulo/Brazil

2014

  • Brincar de Pensar[38] (dir. Vanessa Bruno) - São Paulo/Brazil
  • RÓZA[39] (dir. Martha Kiss Perrone e Joana Levi) - São Paulo/Brazil

2012

  • Nijinsky, Marriage with God[40] (dir. Andrés Pérez Barrera) - São Paulo/Brazil

2011

  • Remote Project (dir. Carolina Bonfim) - Barcelona/Spain

2010

  • Chaux (Les Chemins du Sel)[41] (dir. Coletivo Corrosivo) - Arc-et-Senans/France
  • O Ovo e a Galinha[42] (dir. Vanessa Bruno) - São Paulo/Brazil

2009

  • Olhares entre Caldeiras[43] (dir. Coletivo Corrosivo) - São Paulo/Brazil

2008

  • Blog Soup Opera: "O Cão que Insultava as Mulheres, Kepler, The Dog!"[44] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - with: Fabiana Gugli - Additional Music

2007

  • Queen Liar (Rainha Mentira)[45] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - Brazil and Argentina
  • Luartrovado[46] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - a funk opera adapted from Arnold Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire" SESC Pinheiros June 2007
  • Breve Interrupção[47] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - performed at Satyrianas 2007, produced by Cia. de Teatro Os Satyros.

2006

  • Earth in Trance (Terra em Trânsito)[48] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - São Paulo/Brazil and La MaMa E.T.C., NYC
  • Asphalt over a Kiss (Asfaltaram o Beijo)[49] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - São Paulo/Brazil
  • A Cube of Ice in Flames (Um Bloco de Gelo em Chamas)[50] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - São Paulo/Brazil
  • Ashes in the Freezer (Brasas no Congelador)[51] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - São Paulo/Brazil

2005

  • A Circus of Kidneys and Livers (Um Circo de Rins e Fígados)[52] (dir. Gerald Thomas) - starring Marco Nanini - Brazil and Argentina

Dance

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As composer, sound designer, performer

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2012

  • Remote Project[53] - New York City/USA

2008

  • Waste In Process III[54] - São Paulo/Brazil

2007

  • Waste In Process II[55] - Stockholm/Sweden

2006

Exhibitions

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As composer and sound designer

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2016

  • Santos Dumont na Coleção Brasiliana Itaú[57] - Instituto Itaú Cultural / São Paulo / Brasil

2014

  • Here. Now. Where?[58] - 5th Biennale of Marrakech / Marrocos
  • Ocupação Zuzu Angel[59]- Instituto Itaú Cultural / São Paulo / Brasil

2011

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  • Stuffinablank[60] - Noises In The Void / Barcelona / Espanha

2010

  • Ocupação Rogério Sganzerla[61] - Instituto Itaú Cultural / São Paulo / Brasil

2008

  • H2Olhos[62] - Instituto Itaú Cultural / São Paulo / Brasil

2007

Awards

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Year Award Category Nominated Work Prize
2010 Brazilia Film Festival Best Sound Design Transeunte, (director Eryk Rocha) Won
2013 Brazilia Film Festival Best Sound Exilados do Vulcão, (director Paula Gaitán) Won
Gramado Festival Best Sound Design Éden, (director Bruno Sáfadi) Won
2015 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of Argentina Best Sound Paulina, (director Santiago Mitre) Nominee
2016 3rd Platino Awards For Iberoamerican Cinema Best Sound Nominee
2016 Prêmio da Associação de Críticos de Filmes da Argentina Best Sound Paulina, (dir. Santiago Mitre) Nominee
2017 Festival Guarnicê Best Sound Design Para Ter Onde Ir (dir. Jorane Castro) Won
2018 Santiago del Estero Film Fest (SEFF) / ASA Best Sound Invisible (dir. Pablo Giorgelli) Won

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