Alberto Solalinde is an award-winning film director, cinematographer, video journalist and photojournalist based in Mexico with the possibility to travel anywhere in Mexico or any country.  

He has directed and worked in 3 feature documentaries. He just came back from Nepal after finishing the Read morepreproduction of a documentary in Nepal about the Sherpas and the latest Earthquakes in Nepal. By the beginning of 2016 Solalinde finished working on the edition of "Trial by Fire" (2016) an award-winning documentary that covers a disease called CRPS/RSD, exploring cases of people who have a complex regional pain syndrome with no cure.

Alberto is always ready to film and shoot with his cameras. He has traveled to film or make stories to many countries: Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Cuba, Trinidad and Tobago, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Nigeria, Nepal, United Arab Emirates and China 

Solalinde is film director recognized in film festivals across the world as: Habana Film Festival, Festival Internacional de Cine de Guadalajara (FICG 30), West African Film Festival, Hollywood Florida Film Festival, NYC Independent Film Awards, Charlotte Black Film Festival, Miami Independent Film Festival, among others.

He has won different awards in recognised companies such as CNN and National Geographic for his work in the recent years, he has worked in videos, films and productions for Ethan Films, Canon, CBC news, Nom Labs and United Nations to name a few.

Films/video: 
https://vimeo.com/betosolalinde

Website:
www.albertosolalinde.com

Sarah Herrera is a journalist based in Chicago and Mexico City.

Stephania Corpi was born in 1984 in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. She is a Mexican-French journalist who focuses on migration, human rights, gender equality and other under reported issues. She obtained her Bachelor's Degree in International Relations from the Tecnológico de Monterrey and after Read moregraduating worked as a reporter and editor at Reporte Indigo for five years covering politics, corruption and violence in Mexico. After moving to Peru in 2013, her freelance work for the past seven years has led her to photograph and report from Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil and throughout Central America for outlets such as Washington Post, El Pais, Thomson Reuters Foundation, WPR, The Guardian, Vogue Latin America, and Esquire Spain, among other local media outlets. 

In 2019, she attended the first Summer School at the Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford, where discussions focused on the future of journalism, paywalls, fake news, and AI in Media. She was also selected to attend the workshop “Reporting on refugees and migration through the eyes of children” at the Dart Center at the University of Columbia where she received a scholarship to report on the migration of Nicaraguan migrant children to Costa Rica. She has also received a grant from the Ministry of Culture of Peru Direction of Audiovisual, Phonography and New Media (DAFO) to develop a multimedia platform covering the routes of Venezuelans migrating to Peru.

She’s also a fellow of the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) on the Reproductive Health, Rights and Justice in the Americas Program where she’s currently developing a project. She owns a certifications from Berkley Advanced Media on Podcasting. She’s also currently enrolled at the International Center of Photography on the Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism and a recipient of the ICP’s Director Fellowship.

Elizabeth Palacios is a journalist based in Ciudad de México, Mexico. She can make works about soft news, travel, gourmet, life & style issues. Furthermore she can do profiles and features about health, human rights, gender, science and business. She has write for BBC News (London) Esquire Latam, Read moreCNN Mexico, El Universal, La Jornada, Travel & Leisure and other media.

Fernando Poiré is a Mexican photographer & filmmaker. He has a special interest in portraying the human condition.

I have worked for clients such as: Galileo I Prosieben (DE), ZDF heute (DE), , Zenith Adventure Media, TNC, WSJ, Cool Down The Planet (HL), The Culture Trip (NY), Romero&Braas (MX/Read moreDE), TAFF (DE), SRF (DE), Redbull, , Z4 Media, Justin Boots, Encinta, MUT, Barranca Studio, Raicilla La Reina, Ray Coyote, Mirall Cinema, Sistema Universitario Jesuita

Available to work across Latin America

www.fpoire.com

www.instagram.com/fpoire

I am a freelance journalist based in Mexico City. I started here as a print journalist focusing mostly on business, economics, and the energy. I now cover a wider range of issues in all media, including fixing and producing video stories as well as some basic shooting and editing on DSLRs. My Read morefavorite issues to cover are immigration, the informal economy, and natural resources/energy issues. I've worked with Al Jazeera, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Global Post, Latin Finance, Latin Trade, Makeshift magazine, and others. I also host, produce, and edit a podcast on Latin American current events.

I'm a Ecuadorian journalist. I have almost 10 years of experience as a journalist. I've worked in Ecuador, Venezuela and Spain. I studied a Master in Digital Journalism and Social Media in Madrid. 
I've worked in different media as journalist in Diario HOY newspaper (Quito), Europa Press agency (Read moreMadrid), Agencia Pública de Noticias Andes (Quito). I’ve worked as freelance journalist in Caracas writing some reportages about the crisis for different digital media.  I've worked as Community Manager and Content Creator for Social Media. Now, I live in Mexico.
I've made media coverage of different events in my country and others such as:
– Presidential tour of Rafael Correa in United States in April, 2014 
– Pope's tour in Latin America, when Francisco arrived to Ecuador (2015). 
– Coverage of one of the film scenes of Spanish movie El Niño, in Almeria-Spain (2013). 
– 70th UN General Assembly in New York (2015). 
– Earthquake in Ecuador (April 2016)
- Venezuelan Crisis (2016-2019)
I also translate articles from Spanish to English and vice versa.

Julio Godefroy is a Mexican filmmaker and cameraman, living in Mexico City. Has a Bachelor degree in Comunication and MFA in Documentary in Barcelona (UAB). His short films El Rudo and Ensayo de la Imagen were screened in Germany, Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Bulgaria and Ecuador, Read moreamong others. Has been jury in Kinoki Film Fest and earned ADIDAS-Border grant. In 2012 was the cinematographer of the feature “Son duros los días sin nada” award winner in Voces Contra el Silencio Film Fest.

LEXIE HARRISON-CRIPPS is a photojournalist based in Mexico City, Mexico. She is internationally published and currently freelances for three international agencies as well as for UK national press.  She has extensive experience working with environmental groups, activists, migration stories and Read moregeneral news.  She has also worked for NGOs and UN agencies, including photographing the UN environment summit in New York.

She has reported on National Radio and internet TV channels.

I’m Maho Irigoyen, a Visual Storyteller based in Mexico.
Originally from Argentina, I’ve travelled the world to create documentaries in Latin America, Europe and Asia.
I work with media outlets, NGOs and brands to create inspiring stories that move their audiences and generate change.
I direct Read moreand edit short films with a focus on gender, the LGBTQ+ community, women’s rights, the environment and ancestral cultures and traditions.