Kylie Trupp(II)

Kylie Trupp is a Chilean animator, director, and voice actor with a multifaceted career spanning animation, voice acting, and puppetry. She made her directorial debut with her feature short film W.A.R.F. (2016), which became the first student-produced animation short in Chile to win over 20 international awards, marking a milestone in Chilean animation history. Granddaughter of pioneering Chilean animator Carlos Trupp, Kylie has contributed to the preservation and recovery of lost excerpts from his work, honoring her family’s legacy in the industry. In addition to her directorial achievements, Kylie is widely recognized for her voice acting, specializing in script interpretation for animatics (voice-over work without image). She has also worked extensively in puppetry, contributing to the beloved Chilean show 31 Minutos, which is popular throughout Latin America.