CAJIAO´S

Thanks to our great line producer: @monicarocha.colombia and @pendulum.com because her efforts joining the US Voice of Martyrs team with Colombian production team went fluently and seamless. Great project indeed.

For me being in this kind of project is a blessing for all of us and being able to share our talents doing what we love the must...telling stories of life is just a gift!

Here the end result published at Voice of the Martyrs You Tube channel.

When a master sensei teaches the best way to assume a team work inside a company...that is the main message of this new films for Caracol T.V. and its internal communications office.

Directed and photographed by Juan Carlos Cajiao and shot on sets that evokes mainly the far east wisdom and spaces of a sensei dojo and his struggles doing meditations on team work and solo tasks.

Boyacoman, a well-known comedian and actor was the guy who assume the sensei master character and the support roles characters as well, with an excellent performance and giving thoughtful insights always with the funny way that Boyacoman signed on his roles.

Shot At Caracol studios using the robust Venice Sony camera and a set of great Dzo film lenses.

One more time we are on a project for one of our beloved clients: Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá and its Communications Department.

Always on a tight time basis shot days, our team catches the reality of being part of hands-on education programs covering all the doctor and medicine specialist courses.

With a documentary reality style this new film evolves around the new buildings and spaces joining the daily task of specialist doctors with focus on knee and hip treatments.

Shot with the battleground camera Sony FX3 and Sony lenses.

Here some stills for the last film:

Thanks to all the Fundación staff for letting us be part of your projects.

Producer: Carlos Cruz

Director and photographer: Juan Carlos Cajiao

Gaffer: Javier Hernández

Second A.C. : Sofia Cajiao

Light assistant: Mariana Cajiao

Sound: Adonai Sierra

 This "Trátame al derecho", (Treat me straight) advert is part of an Unicef campaign to sensitize the world around the correct ways a child expects to be treated. The design of photography was headed by Juan Carlos Cajiao Velasco as collaborator of Akira Studio house production.

Portraits of several kids depicting Colombian regions were turn all upside down to create a punching message.

Shot with great Sony FX3 Camera and G master lenses.