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Name: María Fernanda Rojas
Address: Av. Pedro de Valdivia 345, Santiago de Chile
Phone: +56 9 8765-4321
Email: [email protected]
Portfolio: www.filmchileportfolio.com

A seasoned Film Director based in Chile Santiago, with over 12 years of experience crafting compelling narratives that resonate with local and international audiences. Specializing in storytelling that reflects the cultural richness of Chile, my work has been showcased at major festivals such as Cine de la Calle and the Valdivia International Film Festival. Committed to pushing creative boundaries while collaborating with emerging talent, I aim to elevate the visibility of Chilean cinema on a global scale.

• Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago - Master’s in Film and Audiovisual Arts (2010–2013)
• Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago - Bachelor’s in Communication with a focus on Cinematography (2006–2010)

Film Director

La Caja de los Sueños Producciones, Santiago - 2018–Present

• Directed 10 feature films, including the critically acclaimed "Sombra del Cordillera," which won Best Narrative Film at the 2022 Festival Internacional de Cine de Valdivia.
• Collaborated with Chilean producers and actors to create culturally authentic content, such as "Tierra y Viento," a documentary highlighting indigenous communities in northern Chile.
• Managed cross-functional teams of 50+ crew members, ensuring projects met deadlines and budget constraints while maintaining artistic integrity.

Assistant Director

CineChile Studio, Santiago - 2014–2018

• Served as second unit director for the award-winning film "El Camino de los Sueños," contributing to its nomination at the 2017 Goya Awards.
• Coordinated with local filmmakers to develop scripts that incorporated Chilean history and social themes, such as "La Lucha de los Pueblos" (2016).
• Trained emerging directors in production techniques, fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration within the Santiago film community.

Freelance Director

Independent Projects, Santiago - 2010–2014

• Directed short films like "Cuentos de la Calle" (2012) and "Raíces del Tiempo" (2013), which gained international recognition at festivals in Spain and Argentina.
• Worked with non-profits to produce educational content on environmental sustainability, such as the 2014 project "Hojas de la Selva."

• Cinematic Storytelling: Expertise in visual narrative, character development, and thematic depth.
• Technical Proficiency: Mastery of Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve for editing. Familiar with camera techniques (ARRI Alexa, RED KOMODO).
• Collaboration: Strong leadership skills to manage diverse teams and foster creative synergy.
• Cultural Insight: Deep understanding of Chilean history, traditions, and contemporary issues to craft authentic stories.

"Sombra del Cordillera" (2021)

A drama film set in the Atacama Desert, exploring themes of isolation and resilience. Shot entirely in Santiago’s outskirts, it received critical acclaim for its haunting visuals and emotional depth.

"Tierra y Viento" (2020)

A documentary highlighting the lives of Mapuche communities in Chile. Featured in the 2021 Santiago International Film Festival, it sparked conversations about cultural preservation.

"Cuentos de la Calle" (Short Film, 2012)

A slice-of-life narrative capturing the vibrancy of Santiago’s streets. Won the Best Short Film award at the 2013 Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema.

• Best Narrative Film - Valdivia International Film Festival (2022) for "Sombra del Cordillera."
• Jury Prize - Cine de la Calle (2019) for "La Lucha de los Pueblos."
• Emerging Director Award - Santiago Film Industry Awards (2017).

• Spanish (Native)
• English (Fluent, with experience in international co-productions)

• Chilean Film Directors Association (ACID)
• Santiago Film Commission
• International Documentary Association (IDA)

Available upon request. Contact María Fernanda Rojas at [email protected] for details.

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