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.

Videographer at Battat Inc.

Captured authentic humanitarian stories in communities of Guatemala and Mexico.

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 & 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

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

Cinematographer at CFE Productions

Trail — short film project for production company.

Cinematographer at BBC

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

Cinematographer at CFEPRODUCTIONS (Short Film)

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

Cinematographer at BBC

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

Cinematographer at BCF Productions (Short Doc)

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

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.