Claudia Andrade 
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Claudia Andrade is a Production Designer and art director with over ten years of experience in the film and television industry, working on productions in Brazil and abroad. Her work stands out for the creation of visually compelling worlds that merge research, aesthetics, and storytelling across genres — from period dramas and thrillers to romances and biographical films.
Her recent feature film credits as production designer include Pequenas Criaturas, winner of Best Production Design and Best Feature Film at the 2025 Rio Film Festival; Love Kills, nominated for Best Production Design at the same festival; Escola de Quebrada (Paramount+), nominated for the 2024 International Emmy Award in the Best Live-Action Kids category; and Maybe a Love Story (Talvez uma História de Amor, Warner Bros.).
As an art director, Claudia was responsible for the visual conception of the acclaimed independent films Marighella and Elis, both regarded as contemporary classics of Brazilian cinema, solidifying her reputation as one of the most distinctive visual voices of her generation.
She also designed the visual worlds of the series Desjuntados (Amazon Prime), Lady Voyeur (Olhar Indiscreto, Netflix), and A Vida Secreta dos Casais – Season 2 (HBO Max).
She is a Brazilian and Italian citizen, holds a B.A. in Film from FAAP (São Paulo), studied Theatre at Dalhousie University (Canada), and earned a Postgraduate degree in Production Design from the London Film School (UK).