Ariadna Corzo is an audiovisual artist born in Caracas, Venezuela. She graduated in Audiovisual Arts with a major in Editing and Postproduction from UNEARTE. She was the editor of the feature film "Qué Buena Broma, Bromelia", as well as the short films "Mixtape del Exilio", "Canciones que Cantamos en la Oscuridad", and "Ni tú ni yo sabemos dónde queda la casa". She also directed and animated an animated short titled "Sueño con ser Libre". Her most recent project as director is "Playa Los Cocos", a short film in which she explores friendship, emotional distance, and the intimate process of reconnecting with others, with a place, and with oneself.
Ariadna Corzo is an audiovisual artist born in Caracas, Venezuela. She graduated in Audiovisual Arts with a major in Editing and Postproduction from UNEARTE. She was the editor of the feature film "Qué Buena Broma, Bromelia", as well as the short films "Mixtape del Exilio", "Canciones que Cantamos en la Oscuridad", and "Ni tú ni yo sabemos dónde queda la casa". She also directed and animated an animated short titled "Sueño con ser Libre". Her most recent project as director is "Playa Los Cocos", a short film in which she explores friendship, emotional distance, and the intimate process of reconnecting with others, with a place, and with oneself.
Ariadna Corzo is an audiovisual artist born in Caracas, Venezuela. She graduated in Audiovisual Arts with a major in Editing and Postproduction from UNEARTE. She was the editor of the feature film "Qué Buena Broma, Bromelia", as well as the short films "Mixtape del Exilio", "Canciones que Cantamos en la Oscuridad", and "Ni tú ni yo sabemos dónde queda la casa". She also directed and animated an animated short titled "Sueño con ser Libre". Her most recent project as director is "Playa Los Cocos", a short film in which she explores friendship, emotional distance, and the intimate process of reconnecting with others, with a place, and with oneself.
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