Lucas Moesch

Film Editor

Lucas Moesch is a Brazilian/American editor. Graduated in Cinema from PUC-RS, Brazil with a specialization in Expanded Cinema. He has worked with brands such as Verizon, Facebook/Meta, Budweiser, Mcdonald's, Estée Lauder, Shutterfly, Downy, P&G, Smirnoff, Four Seasons, Campari, Spotify, Walgreens, and Etsy.

His most recent short film, "Bad for a Moment," is set to make its global debut at the esteemed 77th Cannes Film Festival. The film has been selected to be showcased as part of the Official Short Film selection for the prestigious Palm d'Or award.

His latest music video Megan Thee Stallion - Hiss hit the #1 YouTube and iTunes charts on its release. ‘Hiss’ features Megan's powerful alter-ego, Tina Snow, and conveys metamorphosis through symbolic set design and alignment with the powerful lyrics. Symmetry is a key element in ‘Hiss’, emphasizing the duality between Megan and Tina. This thematic divide is evident in a camera split effect of the pair, achieved through consciously crafted hair and makeup, cinematography, and editing. The video also leans into VFX and technical camera work, such as facing a mirrored room reflecting both of her personas to the audience.

His previous work “Inside The Blind Iris”, is a stunning short film with Botis Seva and the dance group Far From the Norm. It's a visual masterpiece that was selected for La Biennale di Venezia and won Gold for cinematography at the Ciclope 2023.

The music video and short film, “Sonho”, by Nego Bala, won several awards, including Silver Lion at Cannes, Grand Clio, Grand Prix at Ciclope Latino, Best Narrative at the Berlin Music Video Festival, and Best Music Video at the 2022 Sharks Awards. Lucas was also nominated for Best Editing at the AICP Post Awards 2022, Ciclope 2022, and MVF 2022.

The short film 'What Remains' won the Grand Jury Prize for Best European Short Film at the Premiers Plans d'Angers Festival and the National Competition for Best Short Film at the IndieLisboa International Film Festival, it was selected for the 44th Film Festival Clermont-Ferrand Cinema and the 48th Telluride Film Festival, curated by Barry Jenkins. In 2019 his short 'Malko' was a finalist for the Young Directors Award and a finalist for the Ciclope Festival. In 2017, he edited his first feature film "Man Proposes, God Disposes" a completely independent production that won Special Mention at the 2017 Calgary International Film Festival and was part of the Panorama section at the 2018 Shanghai International Film Festival. His first editorial work with a documentary feature was "Dalua Downhill", selected at several festivals worldwide and nominated for Best Brazilian Film on Netflix in 2013.

He's currently working on a new short film with the award-winning Portuguese production company "O Som e a Furia" and it's set to hit the 2024 festivals calendar.

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