Fer Hilerio is a Mexican cinematographer and filmmaker born on March 20, 2000, in Mexico City. From a young age, he pursued his interest in the cinematic arts, creating short films at the National Film Archive and working as a photographer for music videos of various Mexican artists, as well as being part of the Goh Goh art collective. In 2019, he entered the National School of Cineamtographic Arts, where he directed the fiction short film "Liquidation." He also served as a photographer for the...
Fer Hilerio is a Mexican cinematographer and filmmaker born on March 20, 2000, in Mexico City. From a young age, he pursued his interest in the cinematic arts, creating short films at the National Film Archive and working as a photographer for music videos of various Mexican artists, as well as being part of the Goh Goh art collective. In 2019, he entered the National School of Cineamtographic Arts, where he directed the fiction short film "Liquidation." He also served as a photographer for the documentary short film "Retableros" by Octavio Bartolo Ruiz and the fiction short film "Saiyaku Kioku" by Sebastian Carrasco Jimenez. He is currently in the process of obtaining his degree and works in the audiovisual and cinematic photography field.
Fer Hilerio is a Mexican cinematographer and filmmaker born on March 20, 2000, in Mexico City. From a young age, he pursued his interest in the cinematic arts, creating short films at the National Film Archive and working as a photographer for music videos of various Mexican artists, as well as being part of the Goh Goh art collective. In 2019, he entered the National School of Cineamtographic Arts, where he directed the fiction short film "Liquidation." He also served as a photographer for the documentary short film "Retableros" by Octavio Bartolo Ruiz and the fiction short film "Saiyaku Kioku" by Sebastian Carrasco Jimenez. He is currently in the process of obtaining his degree and works in the audiovisual and cinematic photography field.
