Santi Elias
Santi Elías is an Argentine director whose curious and experimental spirit drives him to explore diverse cultures, lifestyles, and visual languages. Educated at the Universidad del Cine and the Buenos Aires School of Music, he blends cinematic sensitivity with an open, intuitive vision. After starting his career in Argentine production companies, he established his authorial voice directing award-winning campaigns for brands such as Nike, Volkswagen, and Burger King. His style balances powerful narratives with precise aesthetics, always seeking genuine connection with audiences. Today, Santi divides his time between Argentina and Uruguay, developing new creative projects with a distinctive voice.
Lázaro
Work with traditional creativity and new generative tools to communicate in a modern way.
Raphael Gasparini
Raphael Gasparini is a director with a sensitive and artistic eye, focused on crafting narratives that balance emotion, rhythm, and visual beauty. His style blends narrative minimalism with precise, naturalistic direction, always seeking a genuine connection with the viewer. He explores diverse cinematic languages, adapting fluidly to different formats while preserving a strong authorial voice. Each project begins with an immersive process, guided by intuition and the sensory potential of storytelling. Raphael creates work that transcends the visual, embracing intimate narratives that capture the emotional essence of the stories he chooses to tell.
Mauricio Pardo
Based in Bogotá but with his mind in other universes, Mauricio is a director known for his powerful storytelling and unique visual style. He has directed commercials, music videos, films, documentaries, and series—navigating between worlds that enrich his creative vision. He began as a creative in advertising, later working as an assistant director and editor, before becoming a director at some of Colombia’s top production companies. Mauricio has worked with major networks like HBO, National Geographic, and Discovery. He has filmed in countries such as Argentina, France, and the U.S., and has received international recognition including London Awards, Effie, and the Society of Illustrators Gold Medal.
Juan Pablo Zuluaga
I’m Juan Pablo Zuluaga Buccafusca, a Colombian-Argentinian director with Italian roots and a nomadic spirit. For over 15 years, I’ve been telling stories through the lens—commercials, series, music videos—wherever there’s emotion, that’s where I’ll be. I trained in Buenos Aires, New York, Madrid, and Barcelona—cities that shaped my artistic perspective. Besides being a director, I’m also an actor, a photographer, and a relentless seeker of anything that smells like art. I love creating, waking up early, meditating, and, most of all, sharing life with my daughter Paloma—my driving force, my muse, and my greatest source of inspiration.
Sole Olarte
Sole Olarte brings a fresh, innovative, and deeply artistic perspective to each of her projects. Her work confidently explores a range of formats and genres, spanning from advertising to fiction and fashion films, creating a versatile and compelling reel. Her style, marked by a feminine sensibility and a classic approach, is consistently present in all her pieces. Inclusion, social awareness, and a love for art are not only values she embraces but also elements that infuse her work, making each creation an authentic, thoughtful, and visually captivating expression.
Laura Baumeister
Laura Baumeister is a Nicaraguan-Argentine filmmaker whose narrative blends poetic beauty, social critique, and a distinctly feminine gaze. Trained at the CCC, her work has earned multiple international awards for its visual sensitivity and thematic strength. Her films explore complex realities through intimate, symbolic storytelling marked by tenderness and precision. Laura uses cinema as a tool for social reflection, crafting a powerful aesthetic that invites viewers to notice what is often overlooked.
Mariano Carranza
Mariano Carranza is an Emmy-nominated director and producer focused on documentaries, commercials, and premium content centered on food, culture, and identity. With a background at VICE, CNN, and Netflix (Street Food: USA), his style blends documentary insight with a refined visual approach. He directed a film with chef Gastón Acurio, premiered at the San Sebastián Film Festival. A Tisch School of the Arts graduate and guest lecturer, he works independently with clients like Lonely Planet, Bloomberg, and AB InBev. Mariano’s creative vision is shaped by his passion for cooking and Latin American music, both of which enrich his storytelling.
Mau Alanís
Mau Alanís began his career in advertising before studying filmmaking in New York. His style blends 3D, 2D, and postproduction techniques to tell emotionally resonant and visually innovative stories. Always in search of the unusual, he creates authentic pieces that stand out for their clear identity and narrative depth. Represented in the Americas and Canada, Mau combines emotional storytelling with technical exploration, crafting content that reflects his distinct vision. He sees experimentation as a key path to discovering new ways of storytelling, while maintaining strong visual impact and emotional resonance in every piece.
Max Barron
Max Barron is a multicultural, bilingual writer and director. His film and television work spans Europe, Latin America, and the U.S., blending smart comedy, cultural insight, and strong character-driven narratives. His work has been recognized at Cannes, SXSW, and the BAFTA Awards. Max balances auteur sensibilities with broad appeal, crafting stories that challenge convention while staying emotionally grounded. He uses humor as a powerful narrative tool—one that connects, provokes, and reveals the nuances of human experience with wit and precision. His voice stands out for its sharpness, warmth, and ability to engage diverse audiences across borders.