Saúl Anampa
- Producer
- Additional Crew
- Writer
Saul Anampa is a Peruvian Creative Producer, based in NYC. He holds an MFA in Producing, from the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema, Brooklyn College, and also has Producing and Film Festivals studies from the International School of Film and TV in Cuba.
His works include the feature films Gen Hi8 (2017), and Hogar (2022), along with the TV pilot Greta's Journal (2021), which was selected for animation markets such as Ventana Sur and the StoriexWomen program, supported by FIAPF and Disney Animation Studios.
Now, he is developing Juno, a Bike's Diary (2022), an animated TV series selected for markets like Ventana Sur (2023) and Ideatoon Bootcamp (Mexico, 2022), and working on the animated feature Hua Awakens, which was selected for the Animation Pitch Ventana Sur (2024, Argentina)
As a creator, Saul is also writing his first future film The Climb, and is In the pre-production of his first short film as director Back To Saturn.
He is passionate about collaborating with emerging directors. He is looking for compelling and financially sustainable projects, with a focus on fantasy, memoir, and cultural diversity. These topics can be seen in some of his recent short films produced in New York City, Italy, and other places.
His works include the feature films Gen Hi8 (2017), and Hogar (2022), along with the TV pilot Greta's Journal (2021), which was selected for animation markets such as Ventana Sur and the StoriexWomen program, supported by FIAPF and Disney Animation Studios.
Now, he is developing Juno, a Bike's Diary (2022), an animated TV series selected for markets like Ventana Sur (2023) and Ideatoon Bootcamp (Mexico, 2022), and working on the animated feature Hua Awakens, which was selected for the Animation Pitch Ventana Sur (2024, Argentina)
As a creator, Saul is also writing his first future film The Climb, and is In the pre-production of his first short film as director Back To Saturn.
He is passionate about collaborating with emerging directors. He is looking for compelling and financially sustainable projects, with a focus on fantasy, memoir, and cultural diversity. These topics can be seen in some of his recent short films produced in New York City, Italy, and other places.
