Lucas Domires

From Pará, he is an editor and audiovisual finisher, graduated in Social Communication from the Federal University of Pará. He served as assistant editor on the feature film O Reflexo do Lago (Amazon Mirror), which was shown in the Panorama section of the 70th Berlin International Film Festival (2020). He edited the short films Cabana (2023) and Boiuna (2025), both directed by Adriana de Faria. The former won Best Short Film in the Première Brasil competition at Festival do Rio; the latter was selected for the 52nd Gramado Film Festival, where it won awards for Best Direction, Best Cinematography, and Best Actress (shared between Naieme and Jhanyffer Santos). He collaborates with artists from Belém's music scene creating music videos, lyric videos, video mappings, and live recordings, notably working with Gaby Amarantos, Arthur Nogueira, Sammliz, Natália Matos, Lucas Estrela, Reiner, and Pratagy. His first music video, Dias de Verão, sponsored by Natura Musical (2019), was part of the ForMeMus 2020 Showcase. In partnership with Marahu Filmes, he co-directed and edited the music video Lança (Até Morrer) by Juliana Sinimbú, which won Best Editing at the 11th Maranhão na Tela Festival (2018). He also edited Aquilo De Que Não Se Pode Falar, a play-film with dramaturgy by Diogo Liberano and direction by Vinícius Arneiro, part of the RUMOS Itaú Cultural project (2019/2020), which was nominated for the 16th APTR Award and won Best Actor for Filipe Codeço. He co-directed, edited, and did the sound design for the experimental short A Conquista da Floresta, selected for the Olhar do Norte Festival (2025) and the Sesc Regional Showcase (2025). He also worked in the same roles on the documentary short Praia Grande (2025). Recently, he completed editing on the documentary shorts Histórias da Campina (2025) by Larissa Ribeiro, for the Circular Campina-Cidade Velha project, and Casa Forte Terra Forte by Lucas Coelho. In serial audiovisual production, he has worked on Sabores da Floresta (GNT), Olhares do Norte: Pará (TV Brasil), and Rios de Encantaria. He is currently editing the documentary feature Marujada de Quatipuru by Gabriel Dietrich.