Tatiana Issa

Tatiana Issa was born on Jan 16, 1974 in Brazil. Tatiana Issa's big-screen debut came with Guerra dos Sexos - Season 1 directed by Guel Arraes in 1983. Tatiana Issa is known for Amazonia directed by Roberto Carminati, José Wilker stars as Luís Galvez and Alexandre Borges as Plácido de Castro. Tatiana Issa has got 16 awards and 27 nominations so far. The most recent award Tatiana Issa achieved is National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences - New York Chapter. The upcoming new tvshow Tatiana Issa plays is Amazonia - Season 1 which will be released on Jan 02, 2007.

Tatiana Issa is a 3 times EMMY Award winner executive producer, showrunner & director. She has also been nominated to 7 EMMY Awards (at the 64th & 65th Television Academy of Arts & Sciences) and is the co-founder of Producing Partners & ART DOCS with 400+ episodes produced in more than 80 countries and over 30 hit primetime television series and films for channels like HBO, HBO Max, Disney+, Amazon Studios, Smithsonian Channel, Youtube Originals, Food Network, Discovery+, TV5 Monde, TV Globo, Globoplay and many others. Tatiana is a member of the Television Academy and a juror of the International Emmy Awards as well as a proud member of New York Women in Film & Television.She's the CEO and co-founder of Producing Partners & ART Docs and the creator, Executive Producer, showrunner and Director of numerous hit primetime television series such as "Coming Out Stories (Fora do Armário)", a 10 one-hour episodes documentary series for HBO Latin America, the acclaimed art series "Geografia da Arte", in conjunction with renowned institutions such as the Keith Haring Foundation, Pina Bausch Foundation, Donald Judd Foundation among many others; "Immersive.World" a new ALL ARTS original series, "Bertha Lutz, Women and the U.N. Charter", a feature documentary for HBO, "Pedro pelo Mundo", a travel and current affairs series shot in over 50 countries, "Destino Con Sabor", a gastronomy/travel series for Food Network and many others.Tatiana, is New York-based with more than 50 International awards for her feature film, Dzi Croquettes, featuring Liza Minnelli. The film became one of the most awarded documentaries in Brazilian History and has been shown in prestigious venues such as the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, Haus der Kulturen der Werld, in Berlin, and on more than 60 countries around the world, followed by a theatrical release in the USA, Europe and Brazil. The film received outstanding reviews and got major media attention by the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, among many others. Having had the opportunity to live all over the world, Tatiana has studied internationally with concentrations in language, Cinema & TV, art & literature. She's polyglot and fluent in 6 languages.