Miami, FL, USA
2 reviews$500 - $4000 / Day
Request QuoteCuban-born, Zaldívar (aka Violenta Flores) lives and works in the United States. Zaldivar completed both a BFA and a Masters of Fine Arts at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, and also taught as an adjunct faculty there. • tenured as full-time faculty at Miami International University's Institute of Art and Design. • started a film career as a sound editor and designer, and worked in Academy Nominated films such as Ang Lee's "Sense and Sensibility;" "On the ropes" and on HBO’s America Undercover, which garnered an Emmy nomination. • has had video artworks screened at many festivals worldwide and broadcast on PBS, ABC, IFC, Showtime and WE. • received numerous grants and awards. • directing credits include "90 Miles" (PBS), "The Story of the Red Rose" (Showtime), "Palingenesis" and "Soldiers Pay" (IFC), co-directed with David O. Russell (Three Kings, The Fighter) and Tricia Regan (Autism, the musical). • served as a Juror for several mayor film festivals including the Sundance International Film Festival. • recently tenured with Doc Society (previously Britdoc Foundation) as the Outreach Director for Good Pitch Miami 2017 https://goodpitch.org/events/gpmia2017 • associate produced the theatrical feature doc "Buena Vista Social Club, Adios" 2017 • co-produced the VR film "A history of Cuban dance" (Sundance & SXSW 2016) • directed the VR doc entitled "SwampScapes" with Elizabeth Miller and Kim Grinfeder • is producing a feature-length art film.
90 MILES (90 MILLAS) is Zaldivar's quest to piece together the twists--and consequences--of a family's journey into exile. Above all, the film is a search for understanding and healing between father and son by uncovering the emotional distance opened by the 90 miles of water between Cuba and the U.S.
An interactive dance, 360 video installation inspired by the natural interdependence of a human, an insect and a plant to ensure each other's survival.
Produced for TelevisaUnivision
La indignación contra la violencia machista que recorre América Latina arde con furia en México. Allí, centenares de niñas y mujeres son asesinadas cada mes y el acoso es una experiencia común de las mexicanas desde que son niñas. La sociedad reacciona dividida frente a la protesta que ha conseguido por fin romper el silencio y ahora está dispuesta a romperlo todo. Por: Inger Díaz Barriga
Produced for Sundance Institute
Commissioned by Sundance International Film Festival 4 pieces; 30 seconds each 1. How to make a bird 2. How to make a tree 3. How to make a shooting star 4. How to make a river The MAKE IT HAPPEN series of Sundance trailers spawned an international trend of multi-trailers in 1997 and marked the first time trailers were written up in the trade publications such as Variety and The Independent
Produced for TelevisaUnivision
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