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<div>- The 48 Hour Film Project is a wild and sleepless weekend in which we'll write, shoot, edit and score a film all in just 48 hours. This year is from Friday the 22nd at 7 pm to Sunday the 24th at 7 pm.
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<div>- The winning film will go up against films from around the world at Filmapalooza 2022 for a chance at the grand prize and an opportunity to screen at the Cannes Film Festival 2022 Short Film Corner.
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<li>And if we cover all of this… we'll use the rest of the money to apply to more festivals!
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<div><strong>3. What do you get out of it?</strong>
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<div>That is a very good question! You can just be a really cool person that wants to help us out or an Associate Producer to add the film to your IMDb profile. And... if you are really generous, you can be our "Executive Producer" which means your name is one of the top credits!
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<div>Anything you can give will be greatly appreciated and will help us create an awesome film.<br /><br /><strong>Perks</strong><br />- $1 or more: A big thank you from the team!<br />- $40 or more: Collaborator Credit on the film<br />- $150 or more: Associate Producer credit<br />- $500 or more: Executive Producer<br /><br />
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<div>Meet this incredible team! (All roles are volunteers) 
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<div><strong>Renzo Esposito - Director &amp; Producer</strong>
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<div>Since 13 years old, Renzo has been involved in radio, tv, and digital media. He worked as an assistant producer, radio director, associate producer, freelance media producer, and as the CEO of his own startup in Argentina. Pursuing his dreams of creating and producing films, he moved to the U.S. in 2019 being the first generation of his family to immigrate from Argentina. Currently, he’s working as a freelance multimedia designer and producer and studying film at BMCC. B​e​ing an immigrant, ​latino, and gay, he wants to use his skills, experience, and voice to challenge the status quo through visual arts.
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<div><strong>Lyric Nelson - Writer</strong>
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<div>Lyric Nelson resides in Southern California where she chases her dreams of screenplay stardom. She was born in Michigan and started telling stories at a young age. Although she studied psychology at Western Michigan University, she soon left to make her way in Hollywood. She recently published her first book, a collection of short stories titled “Tales of Quarantine”. (Yes, she's going to fly from LA to NYC just for the project!)
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<div><strong>Tyler Martin - Writer &amp; Cast </strong>
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<div>Tyler is an award-winning multi-hyphenate (actor, writer, singer, comedian, etc). Originally from Texas, he began acting at 8 years of age and hasn't stopped since. Now based in NYC, Tyler produces and hosts the spiritual-comedy podcast Have a Blessed Gay (named one Feedspot’s Top LGBTQ podcasts of 2020 and Stitcher’s Top Podcast Picks) and is the writer, director, and leading character of the award-winning LGBTQ+ short-form series DON’T SUCK (with over 5 million channel views on YouTube). Fueled by social justice, he is passionate about subversive work that cultivates conversation and uplifts marginalized communities.
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<div>A first-generation immigrant from the Philippines, Brian is the Post-Producer for both the Award-Winning feature documentary Amy’s Victory Dance and the short Dark Matter under SpinKick Pictures. His mission is to maximize his diverse experience, skills &amp; knowledge to help bring about an authentic human connection and be one of the vessels to the voiceless, marginalized &amp; underrepresented using his chosen platforms
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<div><strong>Adrian Salvador -  Cast </strong>
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<div>Adrian Salvador is a New York City native with Venezuelan &amp; Jewish background. As a former theatre student, he switched from acting to film where he can control and create more positive roles made for the Latinx community and how they’re portrayed in film and TV. His love has been in acting, producing, and writing roles for Latinos.
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<div><br /><strong>Alia Shawa - Cast</strong><br />She is a Spanish NYC-based actress/singer/dancer &amp; voice-over actress, making her mark by leaving her signature craziness and spontaneous stunts everywhere she goes.<br /><br />
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<div><strong>Antonio Oliveros - Editor </strong>
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<div>Antonio Oliveros-Nikol is a Venezuelan filmmaker based in New York City. He immigrated to the United States in 2002 and has been writing and directing his own films since 2008. He has earned degrees in Television and Film Production from the Borough of Manhattan Community College and The City College of New York in New York City.
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<div> <br /><strong>Brian Thomas - Director of Photography</strong><br />Emmy Nominated &amp; Award Winning Director Brian Thomas has worked in all fields of the "biz" since moving to NYC in 92'. As a choreographer Brian is best known for his work with Michael Jackson on the CBS 30th Anniversary Special. Now a director &amp; filmmaker his first feature documentary "Amy's Victory Dance" has won many awards internationally at prestigious film festivals around the globe.<br /><br /><strong>Juanma Yezzi - Camera Operator</strong><br />Juan is a filmmaker based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He started to work in the music industry at 14 years old and found his love for production. He studied journalism and worked in Radio and TV where he started to produce and edit media content. After 4 years working in one of the most important sports channels in Argentina, he decided to become a freelancer filmmaker and travel around the world. Now he's flying from Argentina to NY to participate in the project!<br /><br />
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<div><strong>Mengting Hong - Assistant Director</strong>
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<div>Ting, from China. will be the AD. She is BFA senior student in the City College, graduating the next year. Making films is her favorite thing to do.<br /><br /><strong>Laura Sofía Pérez - Art Director</strong><br />Laura Sofía Pérez is an interdisciplinary artist who works in video, film, sound, and installation. She received her MFA in Film/Video from California Institute of the Arts. Her work draws from feminist and avant-garde cinema, phenomenological philosophy, Caribbean Postcolonial theory, and ancestral knowledge. She often works in collaborative settings of experimentation and improvisation with artists of varying disciplines and backgrounds to voice common perspectives on political, cultural, and social issues. <br /><br /><strong>Laura Calle - Set Dresser/Prop Master</strong><br />Laura Calle is a Colombian filmmaker based in New York. Laura’s experiences around the world have given her the opportunity to reinvent herself personally and professionally, this time as a filmmaker. Her passion for storytelling allows her to connect with the subjects of her films almost as if the stories were her own, giving depth of perception and expression on all her projects. Laura earned her degree in Film and Video Production from City College of New York, and is always working on expanding her body of work through original projects and collaborations.
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<div><strong>Jin Jing Lu - Sound Mixer</strong>
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<div>Jing is a Chinese filmmaker based in New York City. He moved to Canada in 2012 to work on film and television where he also produced a commercial with action star Donnie Yen. He is now attending BMCC studying a major in Video Arts &amp; Technology.
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<div><strong>Morgan Erlich - Key Craft Service</strong>
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<div>Morgan is a Software Engineer and Web Developer based out of New York City. With a passion for narratives and baking he has nurtured from his early years in Michigan to the most recent ones in the big apple, he is excited to play a key supporting role in keeping the team fed and engaged.
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<div>And the crew is growing and growing! If you know a stellar actress or actor, an expert crew member, or even a just curious person to help us, you can contact us!
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<div>Hi! We're <strong>Renzo Esposito</strong> (director/editor), <strong>Alice Norrell</strong> (co-editor), and <strong>Alexander Guano</strong> (Ecuador field producer): a team of queer filmmakers, activists, and storytellers working on <strong>Queer Latitudes, a feature documentary about Venezuelan LGBTQ+ migrants navigating life in Ecuador. </strong>The film follows people who fled Venezuela and now face a new set of challenges in a country that is both a refuge and a place of exclusion—exploring how, despite discrimination and systemic barriers, they continue to find meaning, build community, and move forward with their lives.
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<div><strong>We're raising funds to finalize the documentary for a Fall 2026 release. </strong>Every dollar goes directly into post-production: editing, additional footage, color correction, and original music.
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<div>At a time when queer and trans people across Latin America face increasing violence, invisibility, and forced displacement, <strong><a href="https://queerlatitudes.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Queer Latitudes</a> aims to make these stories visible, build cross-border solidarity, and challenge dominant narratives about who belongs and whose stories are worth telling.</strong>
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<div>Any amount you’re willing to contribute is deeply appreciated—and if you’re not able to donate right now, sharing this campaign with your friends and community would mean the world to us. <strong>Thank you for helping us bring these voices to light, and for standing with us in building a more just and visible future.</strong>
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<div><strong>Work-in-progress clips (part 2):</strong>
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<div><strong>Meet the Team!</strong>
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<div><strong>Renzo Esposito – Director, Cinematographer, and Co-Editor</strong>
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<div>Renzo Esposito (aka Mochee) is a queer artist, filmmaker, and cinematographer from Argentina, now based in New York City. Their work explores vulnerability, identity, and transformation—often rooted in the poetic, the personal, and the in-between. Whether behind the camera or leading a production, they bring a multidisciplinary approach shaped by years of blending art, technology, and storytelling.
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<div>A recent graduate of NYU Gallatin, Renzo designed a concentration in cinematography, philosophy, and anthropology. He is a full-tuition GUIDE Scholar and recipient of the Gallatin Human Rights Fellowship, which led him to volunteer with Diálogo Diverso in Ecuador. There, they began filming Queer Latitudes, documenting the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ migrants and activists across borders.
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<div>Their previous documentary Talk Louder, about Holocaust survivor Michael Bornstein, has won over 10 international awards and was praised for its emotional depth and human rights focus. With Queer Latitudes, Renzo continues their commitment to stories that challenge dominant narratives and amplify voices that are too often unheard.
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<div>Expert in diversity, gender, and human rights, is a prominent advocate for human rights in Ecuador, focusing particularly on promoting and defending sex-gender diversity. During his tenure as Undersecretary for Diversities, he played a crucial role in creating and implementing public policies aimed at preventing and eradicating discrimination against the LGBTI+ population.
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<div>Among his most notable achievements, he led the implementation of the Action Plan for LGBTI+ Diversities (2022-2025), the first comprehensive public policy in Ecuador designed to safeguard the rights of this community. This plan includes concrete actions such as the nationwide establishment of "Gender and Diversities Roundtables" and the strengthening of historical social organizations through training and resource provision. Additionally, he promoted the collection of official data on the living conditions of LGBTI+ individuals, a vital tool for designing informed and effective governmental strategies. Currently, he is pursuing a Master's in Research on Human Rights, Democracy, and International Justice at the University of Valencia, Spain.
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<div><strong>Alice Norrell, Co-Editor</strong>
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<div>Alice Norrell self-identifies as a queer biracial white and Latina woman. She is a recent graduate from the NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study where she concentrated on the ethics of storytelling, documentary filmmaking, and the Spanish language. She has pursued academic, personal, and professional projects in film production and is especially passionate about uplifting the voices of women, queer, and Latino/a/e/x communities in her work.
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<div><a href="https://queerlatitudes.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Visit out website for more information about the p</a>roject
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<div>¡Hola! Somos Renzo Esposito (director/editor), Alice Norrell (co-editora) y Alexander Guano (productor de campo en Ecuador): un equipo de cineastas, activistas y narradores queer trabajando en Queer Latitudes, un documental de largo metraje sobre migrantes LGBTQ+ venezolanos construyendo su vida en Ecuador. La película sigue a personas que huyeron de Venezuela y ahora enfrentan nuevos desafíos en un país que es al mismo tiempo refugio y lugar de exclusión—explorando cómo, a pesar de la discriminación y las barreras sistémicas, siguen encontrando sentido, construyendo comunidad y avanzando con sus vidas.
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<div><strong>Estamos recaudando fondos para finalizar el documental y estrenarlo en el otoño de 2026. Cada dólar va directamente a la posproducción: edición, imágenes adicionales, corrección de color y música original.</strong>
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<div>En un momento en que las personas queer y trans en toda América Latina enfrentan una creciente violencia, invisibilidad y desplazamiento forzado, <strong>Queer Latitudes busca hacer visibles estas historias, construir solidaridad transfronteriza y desafiar las narrativas dominantes sobre quién pertenece y cuyas historias merecen ser contadas.</strong>
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<div>Cualquier aporte que puedas hacer es profundamente apreciado—y si en este momento no puedes donar, compartir esta campaña con tus amigues y comunidad significaría muchísimo para nosotros. Gracias por ayudarnos a dar voz a estas historias y por acompañarnos en la construcción de un futuro más justo y visible.
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<div><strong>Renzo Esposito – Director, Director de Fotografía y Coeditor</strong>
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<div>Renzo Esposito es un cineasta y director de fotografía queer originario de Argentina, actualmente radicado en la ciudad de Nueva York. Su trabajo explora la vulnerabilidad, la identidad y la transformación, y suele estar arraigado en lo poético, lo personal y los espacios intermedios. Ya sea detrás de la cámara o liderando una producción, aporta un enfoque multidisciplinario moldeado por años de experiencia combinando arte, tecnología y narrativa.
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<div>Recientemente se graduó de NYU Gallatin, donde diseñó una concentración en dirección de fotografía, filosofía y diversidad. Es becario GUIDE a tiempo completo y recibió la Beca Gallatin de Derechos Humanos, lo que lo llevó a colaborar con Diálogo Diverso en Ecuador. Allí comenzó a filmar Latitudes Queer, documentando las experiencias vividas de personas migrantes y activistas LGBTQ+ a través de las fronteras.
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<div>Su documental anterior Talk Louder, sobre el sobreviviente del Holocausto Michael Bornstein, ha ganado más de 10 premios internacionales y fue elogiado por su profundidad emocional y enfoque en los derechos humanos. Con Latitudes Queer, Renzo continúa su compromiso con historias que desafían las narrativas dominantes y amplifican voces que con demasiada frecuencia no son escuchadas.
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<div>Entre sus logros más destacados, lideró la implementación del Plan de Acción de Diversidades LGBTI+ (2022-2025), la primera política pública integral en Ecuador diseñada para salvaguardar los derechos de esta comunidad. Este plan incluye acciones concretas como la creación nacional de “Mesas de Género y Diversidades” y el fortalecimiento de organizaciones sociales históricas mediante procesos de capacitación y provisión de recursos. Además, promovió la recolección de datos oficiales sobre las condiciones de vida de las personas LGBTI+, herramienta vital para diseñar estrategias gubernamentales informadas y efectivas. Actualmente cursa una Maestría en Investigación en Derechos Humanos, Democracia y Justicia Internacional en la Universidad de Valencia, España.
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