Yeimy Cardozo

Producer & Screenwriter at Yellow Factory
Producer and Screenwriter

Bogotá, Colombia

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About Yeimy

Producer, screenwriter, and manager of audiovisual content with a specialization in research, production, and cultural management. She has led field production for documentary series such as: Nuevo Mundo (Street Art in Latin America) (2020), Agricultores del Asfalto (in production), in collaboration with various Latin American production companies. I love telling relatable stories, which has positioned me as a local producer, winning the Es Cultura Local award in 2022 with the Divercasting Training Program. I have also produced fictional stories such as the short film Farewell Song, which won at the Moscow International Film Festival and was a finalist at the New York International Film Awards in 2024. Additionally, I am a partner in the co-production of fictional products from LaKura Cinematográfica, such as Ramona, La furia no se guarda (2018) and the short film Samara, which won the Grandes Historias program from Mintic and Canal Trece in 2021.

Gender:
Female

Ethnicity:
Latin/Hispanic

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Screening Farewell Song in Mental Health Film Festival 2024-

Asphalt Farmers Shooting / Agricultores del Asfalto - 2021

New York International Film Awards - Finalist - Farewell Song

Loglines

Pathless Budget: $100K - $1M | Independent ⋄ Drama Sam Versus, an influencer eight months pregnant, becomes trapped in her car after a landslide buries it in mud. Together with her boyfriend, they must battle against time and the elements to save their unborn child.

Credits

Agricultores del Asfalto (2021 - 2025)
Documentary by Diente de León/Paulina Ferretti (Documentary) Researcher /Local Producer Documentary series. Amid the current environmental, health, and economic crisis facing major megacities in Latin America, a group of citizens is fighting for the food sovereignty of their communities. “Agricultores del Asfalto” is a 6-episode series, each 26 minutes long, that portrays the urban gardening movement in six major Latin American cities. Its protagonists will immerse us in their daily struggles and the journeys that led them to seek to change their lives and those of their communities through these experiences.
Farewell Song (2021 - 2024)
Film (short) by Yellow Factory/Mauricio Molina (Fantasy and Romance) Producer After the loss of his girlfriend, Antonio discovers that he has the power to bring her back with just one song. He decided to keep her by his side, he will do everything possible to do. However, when she realizes that she has returned as a ghost, Antonio must make a decision: keep the love of his life or let her go.
Mr. Happy (2021 - 2022)
Series by Resortera / Cesar Rico Screenwriter A man calls the emergency hotline and reports his intentions to murder his roommate, an act he later carries out. Authorities investigate and discover that the man had been living in solitude for 30 years.
Nuevo Mundo (2017 - 2021)
Documentary by Tercermundo/Juan Tamayo Local Producer NUEVO MUNDO is a documentary series that explores mural painting and urban art as imaginaries that struggle in the current construction of the identity of 8 Latin American countries. We will discover the influences, codes and themes that this form of expression presents in the relationship between the city and its inhabitants. Through diverse landscapes and cultures, leading exponents and theorists, the series portrays the current conflicts of these communities based on what their walls tell us.
Rozo El llamado de la Tierra (2016 - 2019)
Documentary by Id.works/Yeimy Cardozo Screenwriter/Researcher In 1925, an artist from Boyacá achieved acclaim in Paris as one of the most prominent figures in Latin American art. However, in his homeland, he was still seen as just an “Latin Indian.”
Ramona La furia No se guarda (2017 - 2018)
Film (short) by Lakura Cinematográfica/ César Barrera Executive Producer Omar, a rebellious boy, is forced by his father to take care of an abandoned dog. One night, she defends him from a thug who furiously follows them home, and it is then that he must act with determination to resolve the problem. Omar feels no fear and does not hide his weakness as a child because he knows his own strength. He does not want to be guided or advised; he just wants to be precise at the right moment, like when he performs his best trick on his skateboard while riding through the neighborhood with his pet.