Bio

Luísa Guanabara is a screenwriter and screenwriting teacher. 

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She has a degree in Radio and TV, a postgraduate degree in Screenwriting for Film and TV (FAAP) and a Master's degree in Literature and Literary Criticism (PUC-SP). 

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As a teacher, she taught at the Academia Internacional de Cinema (AIC) from 2019 to 2020 and has been teaching screenwriting at the Museu da Imagem e do Som (MIS) since 2019. At MIS she presented Roteiro & Roteiristas, interviewing prominent figures from the industry.

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In cinema, she collaborated on the feature film “Papai é Pop” (starring Lázaro Ramos and Paolla Oliveira) by Prodigo Films and wrote “Boate Azul”, a feature film in development.

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On TV, she acted as a story producer on the program Que Marravilha! Delivery (GNT) and on the docu-reality Operação Fronteira (Discovery).

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Luísa created the documentary series “Verdades Escondidas” (winner of the Cabíria Award 2020).

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She was also the screenwriter for the reality show Juju Boot Camp (E!) and the Brazilian version of the program My 600-lb Life, an Endemol Shine Brasil production for Warner Bros. Discovery, scheduled to debut in 2023.

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Luísa also acts as a script doctoring expert, speaker and judge for many film festivals, among them Serie_lab and CCXP Awards.