Caronte: Vida de Inferno is a stylized 2D animated short that blends mythological symbolism with contemporary critique, following a surreal journey through a hellish urban landscape. As producer, I managed the full production lifecycle, coordinating timelines, team workflows, and festival submissions.

As art director and environment artist, I developed a bold visual language, constructing dystopian settings that reinforced the film's existential themes. The environments were created in Photoshop, designed to evoke a sense of decay, tension, and psychological weight.

In editing, I shaped the narrative rhythm and visual intensity through color grading, sound sync, and pacing — ensuring a cohesive, immersive final piece.

This project highlights my ability to lead and execute high-impact visual storytelling across multiple disciplines, bridging cinematic language and interactive aesthetics in a way that's highly applicable to games and immersive media.