Constanza B. Majluf
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
- Actress
- Director
Award-winning director, actress and screenwriter. With a special focus on productions directed by self-identified women, Constanza has more than fifteen years of film experience in projects made in Chile, Spain, Perú, Cuba, México, Poland, and the United States.
Her first time working on a film was as an actress in "The Motorcycle Diaries" directed by Walter Salles. This lead her to desire to work in every film she could finding a path as an assistant director. She had the opportunity to learn from stars such as Keanu Reeves, Alfredo Castro, Eli Roth, Pablo Larraín, among others.
She's developing her first feature film "Desierto Rosa" ("Pink Desert") which has been recognized by several awards and events. This project is in its financing stage, with an already secured percentage awarded by the Chilean Ministry of Culture, Arts and Heritage with their Audiovisual Funds (2024).
Constanza's latest short film "My Independence Day" awards include: Best Shortfilm "Competencia Conexión Bogoshorts" (2024, Colombia), Jury Prize in: Breakthroughs Film festival (2024, Canadá), Ismalia International Film Festival (2024, Egypt), NBR Student Grant (2023, US), among others.
Awards for "My independence day" short film: -Best Short film "Competencia Conexión Bogoshorts" (2024, Colombia) -Jury Prize in: Breakthroughs Film festival (2024, Canadá), Ismalia International Film Festival (2024, Egypt), -The Adrienne Shelly foundation award for best female director (2023) James Ponsoldt Award for best director (2023) -National Board of Review student grant (2023) -Audiovisual Chilean funds (Audiovisual promotion) with Avispa Cine (2022) -Katharina Otto-Bernstein Production Grant (2020).
Selections and Awards for "Pink Desert" (AKA Desierto Rosa) MAFIZ - Málaga Film Festival Coproduction Market. Comitee selection. -Chilean Ministry of Culture audiovisual production funds (2024) -Carolina Foundation scholarship (2022) -Chilean Ministry of Culture audiovisual script revision funds (2022) -Chilean Ministry of Culture audiovisual original script funds (2021) -Columbia University School of the Arts Sloan Screenwriting Award for "Marcia Marcela" (aka Desierto Rosa, Pink Desert) (2020) -Alfred P. Sloan Screenplay Treatment Award for "Blood is thicker than Water". Columbia University, New York, United States. (2019)
Her first time working on a film was as an actress in "The Motorcycle Diaries" directed by Walter Salles. This lead her to desire to work in every film she could finding a path as an assistant director. She had the opportunity to learn from stars such as Keanu Reeves, Alfredo Castro, Eli Roth, Pablo Larraín, among others.
She's developing her first feature film "Desierto Rosa" ("Pink Desert") which has been recognized by several awards and events. This project is in its financing stage, with an already secured percentage awarded by the Chilean Ministry of Culture, Arts and Heritage with their Audiovisual Funds (2024).
Constanza's latest short film "My Independence Day" awards include: Best Shortfilm "Competencia Conexión Bogoshorts" (2024, Colombia), Jury Prize in: Breakthroughs Film festival (2024, Canadá), Ismalia International Film Festival (2024, Egypt), NBR Student Grant (2023, US), among others.
Awards for "My independence day" short film: -Best Short film "Competencia Conexión Bogoshorts" (2024, Colombia) -Jury Prize in: Breakthroughs Film festival (2024, Canadá), Ismalia International Film Festival (2024, Egypt), -The Adrienne Shelly foundation award for best female director (2023) James Ponsoldt Award for best director (2023) -National Board of Review student grant (2023) -Audiovisual Chilean funds (Audiovisual promotion) with Avispa Cine (2022) -Katharina Otto-Bernstein Production Grant (2020).
Selections and Awards for "Pink Desert" (AKA Desierto Rosa) MAFIZ - Málaga Film Festival Coproduction Market. Comitee selection. -Chilean Ministry of Culture audiovisual production funds (2024) -Carolina Foundation scholarship (2022) -Chilean Ministry of Culture audiovisual script revision funds (2022) -Chilean Ministry of Culture audiovisual original script funds (2021) -Columbia University School of the Arts Sloan Screenwriting Award for "Marcia Marcela" (aka Desierto Rosa, Pink Desert) (2020) -Alfred P. Sloan Screenplay Treatment Award for "Blood is thicker than Water". Columbia University, New York, United States. (2019)
