Claudia Sardinha

Claudia began writing at the age of fifteen in the theater program at O Tablado. Her first play, "Fevereiro 29", was staged at the Brazilian Academy of Letters. At nineteen, she enrolled in the Film School at PUC-Rio and created the series "Quero ser solteira", which aired on Multishow. Over the next three years working in cable television, she developed web series and wrote a season of the hit show "Vai que Cola". She then joined TV Globo, where she contributed to the script of the soap opera "Malhação Sonhos", nominated twice for the International Emmy (Kids and Digital). Her second soap opera, "Totalmente Demais", was also nominated for an International Emmy. In 2016, she wrote the final script for the show’s spin-off, released on Globoplay. In 2017, Claudia wrote the series "A Cara do Pai" and the feature film "Ninguém Entra, Ninguém Sai". Two years later, she collaborated on the award-winning soap opera "Bom Sucesso", which received the APCA Award for Best Telenovela. She also curated the Rio Book Biennial three times (2017, 2019, and 2021). Her recent works include the screenplay for the feature film "De Pai pra Filho" (2022), "Clarice vê estrelas" (2024), and the third season of "Rensga Hits!" (2024). She is also the author of the books "O Ano em Que Enlouqueci" and "O Que Acontece Quando a Coisa Acaba". Currently, Claudia is the co-creator, alongside Rosane Svartman, of the series "Vermelho Sangue", set to premiere on Globoplay in 2025.