About Fernando Valencia.

I am an award-winning documentary filmmaker, visual anthropologist, and versatile video producer dedicated to creating stories that inspire change and amplify underrepresented voices. My work sits at the intersection of social justice and cinematic storytelling, blending compelling narratives with technical expertise in all phases of video production.

With extensive experience in both the non-profit and media sectors, I have produced content as a freelance creator and as an in-house communications professional, managing projects from concept and scripting to field production, editing, and post-production. Collaborating closely with dynamic teams, I have used visual storytelling to highlight issues ranging from health and education to migration and rural development.

My journey began with a curiosity about the social realities of my home country and has taken me across Latin America, expanding into a broader mission: using video and film to illuminate stories of resilience and transformation. I have directed four short films, edited one, and served as a production advisor on an award-winning feature documentary.

I believe in the power of storytelling to drive impact and am always seeking new collaborations to bring meaningful narratives to life—whether through documentary, social impact campaigns, or multimedia video projects.

Non-profits I have produced stories for:

• Smile Train, Inc. (US),

• The Tacombi Foundation, Inc. (US),

• Red de Pueblos Transnacionales, Inc. (US),

• Alianza Americas, Inc. (US),

• Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados (Ecu),

• Red Eclecial Panamazónica (Ecu),

• REVICPAZLAC (Col),

• Cooperativa Agrícola Nuevo Horizonte (Gua),

• Amigos Trabajando en los Cruceros (Mex),

• FM4 Paso Libre (Mex),

• Sin Fronteras I.A.P (Mex).