JUNIOR TU PAPÁ (2024) | Co-Writer, Co-Producer, Sound Designer & Re-recording Mixer

Logistics & Timeline: 16-minute documentary short film | Directed by Daniel Díaz | Produced by CiNEOLA, Miní Chitiá, and Cuentero Productions.

1. Narrative Framework: A cinematic essay tracing soccer, regional family identity, and the cultural landscape of Colombia's Caribbean coast. The film reconstructs waning memories of the historic 1993 domestic championship final between Junior de Barranquilla and América de Cali from a single VHS tape watched by a father and son in London. It contextualizes sport as a collective emotional sanctuary and distraction during a time of intense domestic violence, when Colombia's national squad was considered one of the best on Earth.

2. Production Execution: Co-wrote the script, executed structural story editing blocks, handled ambient layout, and designed the full structural sound mix with Daniel Freeman.

3. Festival Footprint: Celebrated its World Premiere at the True/False Film Festival (Columbia, MO) and official screening profile at the Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) and FICCI (Festival Internacional de Cine de Cartagena de Indias).

To SETL | Grounded Sci-Fi Feature Film

• Development Status: Feature Film in Screenwriting Phase

• Creative Team: Co-written by Camilo Garzón, Maru Lombardo, and Laura Ubaté

• Attached Talent: Starring Christopher Rivas (Call Me Kat, Rooster) and Annie Gonzalez (Flamin' Hot, Jenni)

• Core Themes: Bioacoustics, eco-acoustics, more-than-human intelligence, radio astronomy, and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI/SETL)

• Narrative Framework: Interrogates how humanity conceptualizes contact, translation, and otherness across planetary scales. Grounded in acoustic science, the film bridges radio astronomy with non-human biological communication, exploring how scientific paradigms shift when listening to intelligence beyond human language.

Entombed | EXPERIMENTAL Film

• Development Status: In Production (Entering Post-Production Fall 2026 | World Festival Premiere Slated for 2027)

• Source Material: Adapted from Camilo Garzón’s inaugural San Francisco Foundation and Nomadic Press Literary Award-winning epic poem

• Core Themes: Psychological re-architecture, self-deception, intertextual mythology, and existential transformation

• Narrative Framework: The film examines the illusions, internal constructs, and spiritual enclosures individuals build when navigating identity shifts and seeking internal liberation.

A Brick / The River | Psychonoir Short-to-Feature

• Development Status: Short-to-Feature Project in Development

• Core Themes: Existential philosophy, temporal flow, memory architectures, subconscious weight, and Colombian heritage

• Narrative Framework: Built upon a fluid, river-like narrative architecture that mirrors the mechanics of memory and temporal flow. Utilizing psychonoir elements, the film explores how time, spatial geography, and ancestral heritage collide within the subconscious, questioning how personal identity is shaped by lack cultural roots and the psychological weight of guilt.

Las Muralistas: Our Walls, Our Stories | Consulting Producer, Sound Recordist & Lead Interviewer

Logistics & Timeline: 25-minute documentary short film | Directed by Javier Briones | Produced by SFMOMA with IMLS Funding.

1. Narrative Framework: Serving as a visual love letter to San Francisco's Mission District, this short explores the women pioneers whose massive, collaborative works transformed the city's public spaces starting in the 1970s. It maps the origins of public activism, community building, and aesthetic resistance through explicit first-person testimonies from key artistic pathbreakers.

2. Production Execution: Operated as the sole consulting producer overseeing structural narrative balance, served as a primary on-camera interviewer, and managed field sound recording. Featured interviews include Juana Alicia, Susan Cervantes, Irene Pérez, Patricia Rodríguez, Ester Hernández, and Consuelo Méndez.

3. Accolades Matrix: Official Selection at San Francisco ShortFest and Santa Monica Film Festival. Awarded the Bronze Award for Best Documentary Short by the LA Independent Shorts Awards (ISA) and clinched the Audience Award for Best Short Film at the LATINO Feedback Film Festival.