Sabrina Greve

Limeira, São Paulo, Brazil

Sabrina Greve is a Brazilian director and screenwriter. She created, wrote, and directed the series Tramas Cruzadas for Globoplay (2026), and wrote and directed the feature film O Porão da Rua do Grito (The Basement of Scream Street), which screened at the São Paulo International Film Festival, Fantaspoa, and Macabro, among other festivals. She also directed the feature As Aparências Enganam, produced by Coração da Selva alongside Luciano Patrick, and directed three episodes of the HBO Max series Além do Guarda-Roupa, where she also worked as lead cast coach. Her earlier directing credits include the TV film Irina (TV Cultura) and the short film Fucking Different São Paulo, selected for the Panorama section of the 60th Berlin International Film Festival. Greve holds a master's degree in Audiovisual Media and Processes from the University of São Paulo (USP) and a degree in Film from FAAP. Before turning to directing, she built a thirty-year career as an actress, trained under Antunes Filho at the Centro de Pesquisa Teatral, and received 17 best actress awards at national and international festivals. She made her film acting debut in 2000, in Uma Vida em Segredo (A Hidden Life), directed by Suzana Amaral.