Eduardo Correa Kissajikian

Born in 1986 in São Paulo, Brazil, Eduardo Correa Kissajikian is an actor, cinematographer and production designer/art director, known for The Devil Lives Here (2015), The House Job (2014) and Kyoto (2014). In 2009 he began his career as a photographer, among other things, working closely with the artist Guilherme Peters, and soon began working with film and video as well as still photography, and has since served as cinematographer, camera and lighting assistant, video-assist, and on-set still photographer on several productions ranging from web-series and music videos to experimental video-art and short films. Since 2013 works with the production designer Luisa Doria at Coyote Produções, developing projects in production design, art direction and set design for film, video, video clips, advertising, music shows, and television. Eduardo is also a law graduate, and since 2008 he has specialized in communication and entertainment, having worked as a legal consultant on several film and television projects in Brazil such as: "Blindness" (O2 Filmes, Director: Fernando Meirelles), "The Expendables" (Millennium Films, Director: Sylvester Stallone), "Xingu" (O2 Filmes, Director: Cao Hamburger), "VIPs" (O2 Filmes, Director: Toniko Melo), "Waste Land" (O2 Filmes / Almega Project, Directors: Lucy Walker and others), "À Deriva" (O2 Filmes, Director: Heitor Dhalia), "Filhos do Carnaval - Season 2" (Mini-series, O2 Filmes, HBO), "Hoje" (Tangerina Entretenimento, Director: Tata Amaral), "De Menor" (Tangerina Entretenimento, Director: Caru Alves de Souza), and "Alguma Coisa Assim" (Saliva Shots, Director: Esmir FIlho).