Masterclass: From the Condor to the Bear

The following will be presented: Carlos González, who will tell us about his work on National Television with the musician Víctor Jara; Francisco Bobadilla, co-creator of one of the first animated series in the country; Alejandro Rojas, known for directing the animated film of Ogú and Mampato on Rapa Nui. The film and animation director who in 1994 made the children's series Tata Colores for TVN and the winner of the Academy Award for the short film Historia de un Oso (2014), the filmmaker and director Gabriel Osorio.

Exhibitors

Carlos González: Cartoonist and creator of one of the most emblematic characters on Chilean television: Tevito TV, the television motto of Televisión Nacional de Chile until the military coup.
Francisco Bobadilla: He is a director and screenwriter. Co-creator of one of the first animated series in the country, Villa Dulce. He has ventured into writing different television formats such as the sitcom La Colonia.
Alejandro Rojas: He is an animated film director. In 2002 he made his first feature film, Ogú y Mampato en Rapa Nui based on comic book characters. In 2007, she directed Papelucho y el Marciano.
Vivienne Barry: She is a film and animation director. In 1994, he made the children's television micro space Tata Colores for National Television of Chile. In addition to the children's series called ENE TENE TU.
Gabriel Osorio: Film and animation director. He directed the short film Historia de un Oso, winner of the Oscar statuette at the 88th Edition with producer Patricio Escala.