
Venancio Villalobos
Originally from Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco. December 16, 1993. He is a graduate of the BA in Cinematographic and Audiovisual Arts of the UAA, where he graduated as director and screenwriter with his short film "There is a light that always goes out" (2018), which was part of the Official Selection of the Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre International Festival 2019, Macabro XVII, 7th Feratum International Film Fest, among others. Within the International Festival of Audiovisual Realization (FIRA 2019) he made his First Film "Not in the darkest of my afternoons", which is currently in the post-production process. He was recently selected to receive the PECDA in Aguascalientes for the writing of the feature film script "The days will not pass anymore". He is currently studying Screenplay at the Cinematographic Training Center (CCC).
Credits
Newest first
Surviving Hurricane OtisWriter2026
Perder el PisoAssistant Director2026
Before We Fade Awayas Venancio2026
Old WellScript Supervisor2024
Every Minute CountsWriter2024
Kill 'Em AllScreenplay2023
Arrullo de TierraWriter2022
SuddenSound2020
The office manCinematography2019
We are visitsDirector2019
We are visitsScreenplay2019
There Is a Light That Always Goes OutDirector2018
There Is a Light That Always Goes OutScreenplay2018
AutumnScreenplay2015
AutumnDirector of Photography2015
Ni en la más oscura de mis tardesProducer—
Ni en la más oscura de mis tardesScreenplay—
Ni en la más oscura de mis tardesDirector—