Pablo Müller

Pablo Müller has been working in television and cinema in Brazil since 1999. He began in the production of the feature film "Netto Perde Sua Alma" (2001), directed by Beto Souza and Tabajara Ruas. At RBS TV, he participated in productions such as "Ordem e Progresso," "Mundo Grande do Sul - Os Alemães," "Minha História de Natal," and "Aeroplanos." In cinema, he produced the feature films "Orgulho e Tradição" (2009), "Insônia," "Dias e Noites," "Um Brasileiro Chamado Brizola," and "O General, o Negrinho e um Certo Índio Torres." He also directed the short film "Corneteiro Não se Mata" (2012), which was awarded Best Film at the Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival in 2012. 2009 at TV Globo, he has worked as a Production Coordinator on shows like "Os Caras de Pau," "O Relógio da Aventura," "O Divã - A Série," "Brado Retumbante," "Flor do Caribe," and "Passione." Additionally, he directed the telenovelas "Novo Mundo," "Liberdade, Liberdade," and "Nos Tempos do Imperador." Between 2020 and 2022, he took on the role of Director for the GloboPlay series "Desalma" in seasons 01 and 02. In 2022, he also directed the opening of Season 02 of the series "Cine Hollyúdi," the campaigns "Globo Sim" and "Parabólicas." In 2023, he led the TV Globo compacts for "Rock In Rio" and "Lollapalooza" and directed the 10-episode series for GloboPlay and Multishow, "Te Vejo No After," featuring Marcelo Serrado.