- Daniel De Laranja is a colorist in love with light and colors, a cinema lover, dedicated to the Art and Science of digital color alchemy. Since 2015, he has been color grading films, music-videos, commercials, documentaries and series, with great pleasure!
"Every Frame Is A Picture" is his motto as a colorist. He puts his heart and soul in every movie, with the purpose of achieving the vision, the image texture and the look & feel desired by the Cinematographers, with whom he likes to collaborate in straight connection, taking care of the pictures since the moment they are captured, until the end of post-production, if possible.
Some of his colorist's work include: :: Feature film "Encontro", director François Manceaux, cinematography by Jules Koechlin, Carlos Nogueira de Melo and João Pedro Plácido, "O Misterioso Caso de Lázaro Lafourcade", de Tiago Durão :: Series "Sou Menino Para Ir [Salvador Martinha]", by cinematographer João Vaz, "O Pecado", by Luis Branquinho, "Urban Being", by Pedro Patrocinio or "72 Horas Antes", by Francisco Vidinha :: Documentary "Dream Big [Neemias Queta]", director André Braz, "Rua Do Prior", director Lorenzo D'Amico de Carvalho, "Brumas da Memória", director Ricardo Clara Couto. :: Short-films "Maria José Maria", director Chico Noras and "Kings & Queens", director João Santos, among others :: Music-Videos for Artists like Stefi Celma, Gentleman, Richie Campbell, Wet Bed Gang, Minx or Tiago Bettencourt, from the Directors Ruben Alves, João Rito, André Caniços, Victor Castro and FT Wolfe and many others :: TV Commercials for brands like Sephora, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche, Cadillac, Nissan, Volkswagen, Piaget, Tudor, Bet.Pt, BPI, Cofidis, Credibom, Knorr, Mimosa, McDonald's, Sumol, Super Bock, Esporão, Compal, Vimeiro, Vodafone, Medis, Activia, Moda Lisboa, NOS, Rexona or Pingo Doce, among many others.
Based in Portugal, he develops his work for any client anywhere in the world, not only from his home studio, but he also drives to post-production houses if required.
- IMDb mini biography by: Daniel De Laranja
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