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At the age of 23, and before graduating from the Chile School of Cinema, he directed the film "Saturday" which was world premiered in “Mannheim-Heidelberg, International Film Festival” where he won 4 awards. His second film, "In bed," won the "Espiga de Oro" in the “Valladolid International Film Festival” and he became the youngest director to obtain such award. "In bed" won more than 30 international awards and was screened worldwide. He Is currently working in the promotion of "About Crying". The film, world premiered in “Locarno Festival”, has been already screened in more than 20 international festivals.
A moving image artist and film theorist, Tanja Visosevic focuses her work in installation through to video phone micro-movies and television documentary. Her work has been selected as part of the Microcinema's Touring International Screening Program, 'Independent Exposure'. Moreover, Visosevic is a film and video lecturer at Edith Cowan University (Perth) and a film critic for ABC720 Radio.
Journalist and film critic, Rubia Mazzini works since 2000 in "O Dia", one of the most important newspapers in Rio de Janeiro. Rubia, responsible for the cinema section, covers the information for major international festivals. She also writes about Brazilian and international cinema in the Cinelandia blog.
A passionate of the Mobile world, from Telefónica in Madrid he jumped to San Francisco to work on the creation and development of innovative projects at new companies. From college he has been linked in one way or another to movie productions, he wrote several scripts and collaborated in short movies.
His goal is never stop thinking of new ways to combine standalone/individual ideas to produce a market moving combined powerful idea. Maybe that is why he is currently the Business Development Manager for Mobile at Kyte, company focused on the creation of internet tv from the pc and mobile phones.
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