Frederico Segall

Known for

Directing

Born

October 28, 2008

Birthplace

São Paulo, Brazil

Frederico Fleury Mezzavila Segall (born October 28, 2008) is a Brazilian filmmaker, director, and editor. Born in São Paulo, he spent part of his childhood in Bali, Indonesia, where he developed an interest in filmmaking. His work includes narrative short films, documentaries, and experimental projects, often exploring social issues and interpersonal relationships. Segall studied filmmaking at Prague Film School in 2026, where he directed *Street Level* (2026), a short film about a teenage skateboarder who sells his camera to purchase medication for his terminally ill grandfather. He also directed *Torcida* (2026), a three-minute experimental documentary examining the parallels between political demonstrations and football fandom in Brazil, using footage filmed at political rallies in São Paulo. His earlier work includes *Polaroid*, a suspense short film centered on photography, and a documentary examining the relationship between tourism and environmental issues in Bali. In addition to his independent filmmaking, Segall has worked in audiovisual production, including a six-month internship at Letz Content, where he gained experience in pre-production, on-set assistance, and post-production workflows. Segall also founded and organized a film club at Escola Concept in São Paulo, where he continued developing his interest in cinema and filmmaking.