Fortuna Team

Founder and producer

Born in 1994 in Santiago, Chile. In 2013, she began her film studies at Universidad Mayor’s film school, where she developed her first projects, including short films, documentaries, and commercial spots, graduating with honors in 2019. In 2017, she started her professional internship at the Chilean production company Quijote Films, where she collaborated in executive production assistance for both short and feature-length films. She also worked for Storyboard Media in the guest office during the 14th and 16th editions of the Santiago International Film Festival (SANFIC).

In 2018, together with Diana Medrano, she founded the audiovisual production company Fortuna Films, where she currently works as executive producer. Between 2021 and early 2022, she served as the international area coordinator at Ccdoc/Chiledoc and is currently working as translator and personal assistant to Lone Scherfig, director of the feature film The Movie Teller.

Between 2022 and 2023, she lived in Paris, France, where she focused on writing and developing audiovisual and literary projects. In 2024, she was awarded funding for her fiction short film Cracks Ran Through This Multicolored Glass, which was signed in February with the Spanish distribution company Films on the Road. She is currently in the development stage of her debut feature film It Used to Be Fun.

Partner and producer

Business Administration Engineer with a specialization in Marketing and an audiovisual producer focused on social impact and creative management. He has worked on productions such as Blood Will Tell (Netflix, 2019), Dad to the Rescue (Netflix, 2023), and The Movie Teller (2024), combining executive and production roles.

Founder of the workshop Contrapicado, where he uses cinema as a tool for social transformation with children and adolescents from vulnerable backgrounds. He is currently preparing the release of his debut feature film On the Margins, a project that explores inequalities within the Chilean healthcare system, reaffirming his commitment to critical and humanistic cinema.

He holds diplomas in Executive Film Production (UCSC), Customer Engagement (PUC), and Business Management (IEDE).

Founder and producer

Born in Moscow to a Bolivian father and Russian mother, she currently resides in Chile. She studied film at Universidad Mayor and later completed a two-month residency at La Fémis in France. She was also selected for Buenos Aires Talents 2025.

She is a partner at Fortuna Films alongside Francisca Ponce, where they have jointly produced and distributed several short films, aiming to promote new visions and debut works. Among them is East Water, which she directed and which was selected at SANFIC, Raindance, among other festivals. In 2022, together with Fortuna Films, she created Kenopsia, a series of 19 international short films about the pandemic.

She is currently developing her debut feature film Even the Dogs Don’t Bark and the short film Romina and Death, exploring childhood and identity from a multicultural perspective.