Nicolas A. Baunza

Cinematographer at Food for the Poor (Institutional Video)

Feature film project; hybrid fiction/documentary. Collaborated with directors Milton Guillén and Fiona Hallona to design an experimental hybrid film using visual poetry to explore exile, repression, childhood, parenthood, and adaptation.

Cinematographer at Al Jazeera & Suffolk University

My Skin and I — documentary feature focusing on a moving portrait of chosen fatherhood and the fight against injustice; co-created with editors/directors for a compelling narrative.

Cinematographer at Al Jazeera & Suffolk University

Nine — series of mini-docs exploring exile, identity, and personal accomplishment; co-directed with Milton Guillén.

Cinematographer at Al Jazeera

Trail — short film produced for Al Jazeera; collaborated with director Vincent Ménard to design a poetic, award-winning short.

Cinematographer at CFEPRODUCTIONS (Short Film)

The Island Utopia That Became a Social Experiment — created dynamic visuals for a social-experiment short documentary.

Cinematographer at BCF Productions (Short Doc)

The Son of Genocide — documentary exploring intergenerational trauma and resilience; filmed sequences and narrative visuals.

Cinematographer at Northwestern University

Short documentary work for Northwestern University; produced/shot visuals for institutional content.

Cinematographer at Colby College

Short documentary work; Chicago Film Maker Award, Vancouver International Film Festival, Hong Kong Indie Film Festival, Florida Short Film Festival, Vienna Indie Short Film Festival, Toronto Indie/CIFF, New York Cinematography Awards.

Videographer at Battat Inc.

Captured authentic humanitarian stories in communities of Guatemala and Mexico.

Cinematographer at BBC

The Island Utopia That Became a Social Experiment — short documentary exploring sustainability and community building.

Cinematographer at BBC

The Son of Genocide — documentary; filmed and directed visuals exploring intergenerational trauma and resilience.