Luiz Lepchak

Luiz Lepchak is a Sound Composer for film, best known for Para La Guerra (2018), Mães do Derick (2020) and Mirador (2021). He was born in 1990 in Southern Brazil. He has studied Cinema at EICTV in Cuba and Sound Production at University Federal of Paraná. In Brasil he has worked as a cultural producer from 2012 to 2014 in Sesc Paço da Liberdade, where he produced many music concerts during this time. Since 2014 he is working essentially with Cinema, collaborating as a Sound Designer and Composer in over 50 films of a variety of genres and backgrounds, many of which have also been seen and heard at important film festivals across the globe (IDFA, San Sebastián, Mar del Plata, Torino, Havana). As a Composer, he has also created the "Cáfila Sounds" brand that scores experimental soundtracks for archive footage. As a Director, he has shot "That Same Old Station", a documentary about nostalgia through sound and radio waves in Cuba.