My Otaku Girlfriend
An anonymous mangaka is discovered by a beautiful otaku influencer, and he must choose
between finishing his manga with her or leaving everything behind for graduate studies
abroad.
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Edio RavenDirector
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Edio RavenWriter
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Edio RavenProducer
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Anderson AcostaExecutive producer
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Carlos LedezmaDirection of photography
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Edio RavenEdition
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Nicolas UrquiolaAnimatio
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Simón UzcáteguiAnimatio
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Carlos SantaellaAnimatio
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Luis SalasArtDirection of art
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Corina AdriolloArtDirection of art
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José RojasArtMake-up
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Luis SalasArtCostumer
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Corina AdriolloArtCostumer
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Gabriel AvilánSoundDirect sound
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David ÁlvarezSoundSound mix
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Francisco RomeroMusic
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Miguelángel HidalgoKey Cast"Manuel Cavalier"Leading actor
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Karla VieraKey Cast"Eugenia Rangel"Leading actress
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Frank CoelloKey Cast"Alejandro Magno"Supporting actor
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Kelliens SuboticKey Cast"Martha Marquez"Supporting actress
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Project Title (Original Language):Mi Novia Otaku
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Project Type:Feature
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Genres:Drama
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Runtime:1 hour 55 minutes 44 seconds
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Completion Date:July 7, 2024
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Country of Origin:Venezuela
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Country of Filming:Venezuela
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Language:Spanish
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Shooting Format:4K, H.264
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Aspect Ratio:2.35
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
October 14, 1995. Edio Raven, a Venezuelan filmmaker and graduate in Social Communications, with nearly a decade of experience in various aspects of filmmaking, including screenplay writing, directing, cinematography, and editing. He is proficient in software such as Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, holding an advanced certification in the latter. Initially studying law, he switched to Social Communications, driven by his passion for cinema. His work includes multiple short films, commercials, and music videos. His short film "First Love" won the DIRECTV International Film Festival: FACIUNI SCHOLARSHIPS, leading to a scholarship at the University of Southern California. Back in Venezuela, his works continued to gain recognition, including awards for his horror short film "Infection." His project "The Voyage" highlights the struggles of Venezuelan refugees in Colombia. In 2021, his screenplay "Musician By Accident" received Special Jury Mention from the Venezuela Film Hub for the Cannes Film Festival's Marche Du Film.
Filmography:
• Bravísimo. 2018. 10 minutes. Drama/Fiction. Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, and Colorist.
• “Entrégame Tu Corazón” by Elian David. 2018. 4 minutes. Music video. Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, and Colorist.
• Ostería. 2018. 5 minutes. Commercial. Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, and Colorist.
• “La Espera” by Los Escritores de Salem. 2018. 5 minutes. Music video. Director, Editor, and Colorist.
• “First Love”. 2019. 10 minutes. Short-film/Fiction. Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, and Colorist.
• “Crazy Friend” by Manu & Moi. 2019. 4 minutes. Music video. Writer, Director, Producer, Director of Photography, Editor, and Colorist.
• “Traces”. 2019. 15 minutes. Short-film/Fiction. Writer, Producer, Editor, and Colorist.
• 33 Greenland Drive. 2019. 6 minutes. Short-film/fiction. Director of Photography and editor.
• Stand Up. 2019. 5 minutes. Short-film/Fiction. Writer, Producer, Director, Editor, and Colorist.
• I’m Sorry. 2019. 7 minutes. Short-film/Fiction. Writer, Producer, Director, Editor, and Colorist.
• Infection. 2019. 2 minutes. Micro Short-film/Fiction. Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, and Colorist.
• “Turn” by Phaelt. 2020. 4 minutes. Music video. Writer, Director, Producer, DP, Editor, and Colorist.
• The Voyage. 2020. 20 minutes. Short-film/Fiction. Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, and Colorist.
• Musician By Accident. Feature Film Script. Drama/Romance. Writer.
• My Otaku Girlfriend. Feature Film Script. Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, and Colorist.
I wish to influence positively with my films. After questioning the purpose and motive behind my filmmaking, I've determined that helping others achieve fulfillment is what moves me the most. I aim to create films that invite people to have patience, commitment, conscience, hope, persistence, resilience, and faith.
A Youtube comment in my short film First Love states: "Jogging was my way of draining frustration, I had kicked the habit, but this short encouraged me to jog again. Thank you!". In a nutshell, this feedback is what moves me, making my effort and hard work count.