Bogotá, Bogota, Colombia
$200 - $450 / Day
Request QuoteAudiovisual Social Communicator of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Colombia. She worked as a librettist and script assistant in dramatic projects developed by Primetime for the RCN channel and Sony. In 2014, she completed her master's studies in Theory and Practice of Creative Documentary at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and was co-director and scriptwriter of the documentary The Light we don't see, co-produced by TVE. Since 2015 she has been linked to the production company GusanoFilms, performing the position of field producer of the documentary Vogulys, winner of the DOCTV 2015. She is part of the development and production team of projects with this same production company and is co-directing the documentary TORO, winner from the IDARTES Documentary Short Film Creation Grant in 2018, the IDARTES Original Music Creation Grant for a feature film in 2020 and the FDC 2020 Stimulus for Documentary Feature Post-production, in Colombia. Co-director and producer of the short documentary Unconditional freedom, a photographic project by Carlos Duque, held in the Bogotá District jail. She was the winner of the call of the Ministry of Culture for "New Creators" in 2017 and of two India Catalina awards for Best New Creator and Best Youth Program with the documentary project Love in the Times of the Match, as producer and screenwriter. In addition, she participated as a director of the program First my neighborhood on Canal Capital in Bogotá, worked as a producer and documentary DP of the Fuerza Latina program on Deutsche Welle channel and as a scriptwriter for documentary series for USAID and RTVC in Colombia.
Produced for Gusano Films
While in prison for drug trafficking, Hernando Toro found in photography the possibility of reinventing himself. In an intimate portrait, this documentary navigates his life and work, revealing the irreverence of an artist who broke down the barriers of beauty through faces marked by marginality.
As a result of the photographic project developed by the Colombian photographer Carlos Duque, this documentary was made, in which the photographer's work with people deprived of liberty is monitored for a month. This was a project developed in the District Jail of Bogotá.
Colombian photographer Hernando Toro called for the first time different Drag Queens in the country to take portraits. From there, La Noche de las Luciérnagas was born, an exhibition that not only hosted the photographs taken by Toro, but also explored some artistic facets of the drags of our country.
Produced for Icaro films
As part of a project of Red Somos and UNDP we carried out a campaign against the stigmatization of people diagnosed with HIV. It was proposed to do body painting to repair through it those stigmas that they have had to deal with for years.
Produced for Deutsche Welle
Stories of Latin American women who inspire and transform their community, their countries and the world.
Three urban artists from Bogotá win the call to intervene in a park in the La Concordia neighborhood. This is a follow-up to his process, to what the park was before and after the realization of his work. It was a video produced for the Mayor's Office of Bogotá.
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