Directors

Passionate about music, cinema, and arts, the "mineirinho" (nickname for someone from Minas Gerais, Brazil) moved from the countryside to São Paulo in 2007 with a lot of energy. Since then, he has worked as a freelance professional in motion graphics and visual effects, working for various production houses and agencies and participating in important advertising campaigns for clients such as Itaú, Claro, Panasonic, Yamaha, among many others, accumulating vast experience in post-production.

In 2011, he founded Bóson Post, a post-production studio, with Aline Deptulsky (his wife and motion designer). Later, Eduardo Brandão and Luiz Nunes joined as partners, solidifying the studio as one of the main post-production studios in the São Paulo audiovisual market. In 2021, with the purpose of forging new creative paths, he and his partners founded Y42, where he works as executive director.

Since 2007, when he arrived to explore the São Paulo audiovisual market, Eduardo has worked as a freelance motion designer for major production companies and agencies. He spent 3 years in the creation of the África agency, where he contributed to the language of films and motions for client campaigns.

In 2012, he joined the team of partners at Bóson Post, a well-established post-production studio, where he further developed his technical and directing skills in the field of visual effects and 3D. In 2021, he founded Y42 with Ezany Brandão and Luiz Henrique Nunes, with the purpose of applying all the accumulated knowledge and experience with more creative freedom, and serves as one of the directors of the studio.

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The award-winning duo of directors, screenwriters, and animators specializes in creating 3D visual content. With twenty-four years in the advertising industry, the pair is known for their humorous character creation.

This talent extends to the audiovisual realm, and in their first independent short film, the duo gained recognition at Anima Mundi and various other festivals.

In 2022, the duo joined the directing team at Y42.

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Born in the city of Lins, São Paulo, where he spent his adolescence immersed in the intense production of music, videos, and illustrations, he discovered Motion Design as a way to bring together and express all these passions.

As a Motion Designer, he has contributed creatively to audiovisual projects throughout Brazil and in countries such as Portugal, Norway, and the United States. Among these projects, we can highlight campaigns for Pepsi, Avon, McDonald's, Banco Next, and Novalgina.
In his search for creative expansion, he conceived the animation art collective Gumdrop, which had its content showcased on the stage of Anymotion, the largest animation event in Latin America.

In 2022, he joined the team of directors at Bóson to contribute with an aesthetic vision inspired by the most popular trends in global animation.

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A graduate of Instituto Criar de TV, Cinema e Novas Mídias in São Paulo, Serafa has built a career shaped by curiosity and technical rigor. Over more than a decade in the audiovisual industry, he has developed a refined eye for narrative and visual language, moving confidently through every stage of the creative process.

Driven by a constant sense of inquiry, he found in experimentation and the pursuit of new styles the foundation for becoming a multifaceted professional—one who integrates narrative, aesthetics, and technology in an organic way, exploring artificial intelligence as a creative ally.

At Bóson, he works as Director of Artificial Intelligence, placing AI at the service of storytelling. More than a tool, it is part of the process: a means to expand narrative possibilities and create experiences that connect emotionally with audiences.
Throughout his career, brands such as Stanley, Seara, and Caixa have entrusted him with their stories.

Beyond the set, Serafa nurtures his creativity across different territories, such as gaming and singing, reinforcing the connection between rhythm, emotion, and image that runs through all of his work.

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