AQUARIUM
A short film that shows the sea-life ecosystem and how it survives the different human interventions and the damaging ecological impact that it generates. It aims to develop a critical approach for children audiences, showing the contamination problems and some of the more common industrial disasters, such as oil spills, overfishing and eutrophication, problems that are treated in a tragic-comic way through the adventures of a very special orange fish.
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Diego L. Yáñez GuzmánDirector
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Diego L. Yáñez GuzmánWriter
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Diego L. Yáñez GuzmánProducer
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Tomás AlmunaCamera and photography
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Diego L. Yáñez GuzmánAnimation
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Tomás AlumnaAnimation
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Diego L. Yáñez GuzmánColor grading / VFX
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Ana Mandelbaumaudio post
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Alberto Guerramusical design
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Diego L. Yáñez Guzmánmusical design
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Diego L. Yáñez Guzmán, "Tita" Espiñeria Fuenzalidas, Nicolas BascuñanKey CastArt Team
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Project Title (Original Language):ACUARIO
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Project Type:Animation, Experimental, Short, Student
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Runtime:4 minutes 30 seconds
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Completion Date:June 23, 2016
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Country of Origin:Chile
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Country of Filming:Argentina
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes
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Ganador de Muestra de Cortos 2016, Universidad del Cine, FUCBuenos Aires
Argentina
April 22, 2016
april 27
Muestra de cortos 2016, FUC -
Ganador del GREEN FILM FEST, AR 2016. Sección "Semillero"Buenos Aires, capital federal
Argentina
August 18, 2016
Nacional
Primer Premio, Green Film Fest, Sección "Semillero". -
Official Selection CTLPDX International Environmental Film Festival 2016Portland
United States
North American Premiere -
Official Selection Anima!Arte 2017San Pablo, Rio de Janeiro, San Luis
Brazil -
Safe Community International Film festival 2017, for the Competition Section.Mashhad
Iran, Islamic Republic of
February 12, 2017 -
Official Selection Ekotopfilm Envirofilm 2017.Bratislava
Slovakia
February 24, 2017
Slovakia premiere -
Official Selection The Earth Day Film Fest 2017.San Francisco, California
United States
April 21, 2017
California Premiere
Distribution Information
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Universidad del Cine, FUC / Saturno estudioCountry: ArgentinaRights: All Rights
Diego Yáñez Guzmán is an audiovisual director, Post-producer, illustrator, animator, video editor, colorist and Vj. Between 2006 - 2008 he graduated from his studies of a "Bachelor´s degree in audiovisual techniques", Faculty of Arts, University Mayor. Work on TVN (National Television of Chile) in the miniseries "Gen Mishima" (2008) in the director assistance team. In "Women's Prison", second season (2008), as an assistant editor in filming. 2009 travels to Argentina, continuing his studies at the Film University, FUC, in "Filmmaking Animation and Multimedia", graduating in 2016 University degree, Bachelor of arts. He has worked as post-producer, post-colorist and VFX in different projects with filmmakers like: Nicolas Acuña(Chi), Celina Murga(Arg), Juan Vallejos(Arg), Santiago Giralt(Arg), Lucia Ferreyra(Arg). He works as a supervisor and technical Assistance in the Dept. of Edition of the University of the Cinema, FUC, directed by Miguel G. Massenio. He teaches with Marcelo Rondinone and teaches the subject “Production in new media and digital formats” at the University of Cinema, FUC (Bs. As.). He teaches at the Da Vinci School of Multimedia Art, where he teaches “Animation Techniques”. He Works together with Alejandro Delgado as Vj and is part of the Collective of Performance Video Artists “Submerged”, Founded by the musical producer Diego Cid in diverse recreational and cultural spaces of Buenos Aires, Arg.
"(...) "The doctrine" is, thus, as follows: the objects of perception are not "pure state" objects, nor private objects. They are the social objects "constructed" by our activites and that serves us in our reality in one way or another. Aesthetics have to be an exploration of analysis and protection of our environment.