Contact
CONTACT
US | Estudio FE | jorge@estudiofe.com
Chile | Estudio FE | projects@estudiofe.com
Music Videos | Estudio FE | javi@estudiofe.com
Personal | javieraeyzaguirre@gmail.com
ABOUT
Javiera, an exceptional director and photographer from Chile and Latin America, was born into an artistic family that naturally honed her visual sensibilities during her upbringing.
Her professional journey began with photography education, leading to her work in film as a still photographer for significant movies such as "Cachimba" by Silvio Caiozzi, "La Mujer de mi Hermano" (My Brother's Wife) by Ricardo de Montreuil, "Casa de Remolienda" (The Cathouse) by Joaquín Eyzaguirre, and "El Regalo" (The Gift) by Christian Galaz and Andrea Ugarte.
In parallel, she gained prominence in theater photography, collaborating with notable Chilean directors before venturing successfully into editorial, advertising, fashion, and celebrity photography.
In parallel, she gained prominence in theater photography, collaborating with notable Chilean directors before venturing successfully into editorial, advertising, fashion, and celebrity photography.
What distinguishes her work is her adept control of light, staging, creativity, and meticulous attention to detail. Her intuitive energy continually leads to fresh interpretations and reinventions of her images, propelling her to take on audiovisual projects that have garnered industry attention.
Javiera's directorial and photographic ventures have spanned the globe, involving collaborations with figures like Sarah Jessica Parker, Michael Phelps, Kate Moss, Shailene Woodley, Arturo Vidal, Alexis Sanchez, Ozuna, Lunay, Sofia Carson, and Dianne Warren, among others.
Her impact in the music world is evident, having directed over 40 music videos and worked with artists such as Denise Rosenthal, Vesta Lugg, Francisca Valenzuela, Debi Nova, Shirel, Princesa Alba, Polima West Coast, Power Peralta, Tommy Boysen, Soulfia and Flor de Rap.
In addition, Javiera is an active member of Free the Bid, a global network advocating for women directors. Learn more at www.freethework.com.
