Paula Lavigne was born on March 31, 1969 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Growing up, she had a deep passion for the arts and entertainment industry, which would eventually lead her to a successful career as a film producer and former actress.
Lavigne made her debut in the film industry in 1986 with her role in "The Talking Cinema." Although she started off as an actress, she quickly found her true calling behind the scenes as a producer.
One of Lavigne's most notable works as a producer was on the 2009 films "Kings and Mice" and "The Beloved One." Her talents were also recognized in 2005 when she was credited as an executive producer on the film "2 Sons of Francisco - The Story of Zezé di Camargo & Luciano."
In 1992, Lavigne ventured into the music industry and landed a job as an associate with Natasha Records. This experience gave her valuable insight into the business side of entertainment and further shaped her career in producing.
Lavigne was married to acclaimed music composer Caetano Veloso, with whom she had two children. Their union was not only a partnership in life but also a creative collaboration, as both Lavigne and Veloso found inspiration in each other's work.
As a Brazilian filmmaker, Lavigne has made a significant impact on the industry alongside fellow filmmaker Jose Padilha. Her contributions to cinema and music have solidified her place as a trailblazer in the entertainment world.