I am not only behind the camera.

I am behind the project.

/ GUIDO VILLACLARA

  • I have several years of experience in various areas of audiovisual production (TV, cinema, documentary and corporate). I also cover the entire audiovisual production process (from lighting to camera work, sound, editing and post-production). As a result, I know how to creatively utilize existing resources to produce high-quality and powerful images.


    With my background as a director and dramaturge, I bring an integral artistic view to the production and see each project as part of a whole.

  • Ein neugieriger und kreativer Kopf mit einem multikulturellen Hintergrund, mit einem grossen Gespür für Menschen und Themen und mit dem Fachwissen, um für jedes Projekt eine eigene Identität zu kreieren.

A curious and creative mind

with a multicultural background

and a great feel for people and themes.

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Guido studied journalism, literature and social media in Buenos Aires and worked as a scriptwriter and producer in Argentinean television. He came to Switzerland in 2010, where he worked as an assistant director and lighting technician in various plays and theaters. He made his first short films in Basel.

Back in Argentina, he worked as a cameraman and editor for Swiss television SRF and ARTE in Latin America from 2015 to 2021. In 2015, he made the short film La Sangre Mezclada, which was shown at various film festivals around the world. With his film Neutral, he was selected as one of the 66 up-and-coming filmmakers for the Berlinale Talents 2016 in Buenos Aires.

In the same year, his short film Superdulce won the Short Story Contest of the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts of Argentina and was screened at the Mar del Plata Film Festival

.Guido has been living in Switzerland again since 2021 and works as a freelance cameraman for various documentary and corporate projects.2023 he completed the Cerrificate of Advanced Studies in Documentary Film at the Bern University of the Arts. At the same time, he is writing Carlos II and Bei Uns, his first two feature-length documentaries as an author.