Pedro Giomi
About Pedro Giomi
Pedro Giomi is a director with extensive experience in the film industry, currently working at Caviar in Belgium and Czar in Amsterdam. He has received recognition at major festivals and has been shortlisted for several prestigious awards.
Work at Caviar
Pedro Giomi has been serving as a Director at Caviar since 2021. His role involves overseeing various projects and directing creative content. Caviar is known for its innovative approach to production, and Giomi's contributions align with the company's commitment to high-quality filmmaking. He continues to work in Belgium, where he has been based for three years.
Previous Experience
Before joining Caviar, Pedro Giomi worked at Hungry Man as a Director for ten months in the São Paulo Area, Brazil, from 2014 to 2015. He also held a directorial position at LANDIA from 2017 to 2018, where he worked across multiple countries including Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Spain, and the USA. Additionally, he has been a Director at Barry Company since 2018, contributing to projects in the São Paulo Area.
Education and Expertise
Pedro Giomi studied at Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado, where he earned a Bacharelado em comunicação social in Cinema from 2009 to 2013. His education provided a foundation in film and communication, which he has applied throughout his career in directing. Giomi's expertise is further demonstrated through his recognition in various prestigious film festivals.
Achievements and Recognition
Pedro Giomi has been shortlisted for multiple awards, including the Shots, Clio, and Webby Awards. He has received accolades at renowned festivals such as Cannes, Ciclope, D&AD, and El Ojo. His work has been recognized by The Little Black Book, which named him one of the top five film directors for capturing the essence of the Brazilian carnival.
Background and Personal Development
Born in 1989, Pedro Giomi grew up in an environment rich in film and editing. He moved to Amsterdam to enhance his Dutch language skills and improve his biking abilities, reflecting his commitment to personal growth and adaptation in a new cultural context.