Director, producer, film editor and scriptwriter born in Montevideo, Uruguay. 

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Julián graduated from the School of Cinema (ECU, Uruguayan Cinematheque) . He has written and directed the documentary film "Roslik and the Village of Suspiciously Russian-looking People" and several short fiction films. Is co-founder of film production company Raindogs Cine based in Montevideo, where he produced the feature films "Anina", "A moonless night", "78 Revolutions", "Working Lights" and "El Gran PipíCucú", a television series for children.

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He is now working in his first fiction feature film as director, "Koch Variations".

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He served as editor of several film features (“Leo’s room”, “Anina”, “A moonless Night”, “Cenizas”, “Caddies”, “78 revolutions”, "Working Lights" among others). Since 2012 he teaches Film Editing.

 

Between 2015-2017 Julian served as president of the Film Producers and Directors Association in Uruguay (ASOPROD). Founding member of the Association of Directors and Screenwriters of Uruguay (DGU).

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Julián is graduated as a Computer Engineer at the Engineering School, University of the Republic of Uruguay (FING-UDELAR). Until 2007 he worked in the software industry, before devoting himself full time to filmmaking.

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