Sino Latino Affair pays homage to the designer’s heritage through a fusion of Chinese and Panamanian cultures. The film highlights the artistry and craftsmanship of two Indigenous Panamanian tribes, celebrating their dedication and traditions. Created in collaboration with friends and fellow Hispanic creatives, the project became a collective effort that honored culture, community, and identity.

I had the honor of co-producing the film while also serving as first assistant director on set, spending long hours with the cast and crew in the natural landscapes of Savannah, Georgia, where the project was shot. This dual role allowed me to both manage production logistics and directly support the creative process on set.

Sino latino affair

  • Co - Producer - Isa Chacon

    Co - Producer - Susana Garcia de Paredes

    Director - Fernando Diaz

  • Ana Achurra

Process

The project came together through close collaboration with the director, DP, and client, balancing creative vision with logistical needs. Pre-production focused on aligning schedules, coordinating with the client, and preparing a detailed shot list, while production required on-the-spot adjustments to keep everything running smoothly.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Acted as co-producer, supporting both creative and logistical decision-making.

  • Oversaw construction and purchase of production design materials.

  • Managed adjustments to creative decisions as production needs shifted.

  • Helped balance creative priorities with practical solutions to ensure the film’s vision was maintained.

Process & Planning

  • Assisted the director and DP in adapting the shot list to meet time and location constraints.

  • Managed client relations, maintaining clear communication and ensuring expectations were met on both ends.

  • Supported production team in reorganizing schedules and resources after a last minute location change due to weather.

  • Facilitated communication between crew departments to ensure efficient problem-solving and smooth operations.

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