London, UK
41 reviews$700 - $2000 / Day
Ana Gonzalez is a producer/director & journalist with experience in more than 20 countries. She has collaborated with media outlets such as the BBC, Atlas Obscura, NatGeo, TIME, Al Jazeera, Mediaset and others. In 2021, her documentary “Flamenco Queer” was released by The New Yorker with support from the Pulitzer Center. Ana was previously a correspondent for an international press agency in Paris and Bangkok, where she helped the company set up its multimedia headquarters for Asia –a continent she went on to explore extensively during four years as a freelance filmmaker with a base in Indonesia. In 2020, she founded Eye Rise Films –an audiovisual production house (with headquarters in London and Barcelona) which tells stories that challenge the way we perceive the world. ERF offers production services for commercial productions, branded content, documentaries, series and others, from conception to delivery. The production company counts with an experienced crew and high-end equipment available for productions worldwide.
February • 2021
It was a pleasure working with Ana. She helped us identify some interesting protagonists for our project, and delivered quality rushes within the agreed time frame. I would have no hesitation in recommending Ana and Eyerise Films for your next project.
July • 2019
Ana is incredibly professional, efficient, and a great communicator. She delivered a top-quality video in time and was resourceful to find all permits and subjects to shoot in a remote, complicated location. I can't recommend her enough.
September • 2023
Ana was a dream to work with - very thorough in everything she did and worked very well with our in house teams. She was very professional and updated us throughout the project and produced a great end result.
Produced for BBC Reel
Swedish bodyworker Andy Buru has devised a therapeutic way of working with bondage to help people heal from trauma, burnout and other ailments.
Produced for Great Big Story
You are cordially invited to the wedding dress episode of “Around the World.” Great Big Story talks to seven dressmakers in seven countries to learn about the special dresses they make for brides in their communities. The craftsmanship, tradition and love that goes into these gorgeous creations is truly amazing. Among the dresses featured: an elaborately beaded Native American southern Cheyenne buckskin dress from Oklahoma; a kente dress handwoven in red, yellow and green, the national colors of Ghana; and in Sweden, a traditional black taffeta folk wedding dress known as a vanga dress
Produced for Atlas Obscura
The last Jewish synagogues in Kolkata, India are maintained by Muslim caretakers, a fit that's more natural than people in their communities might assume
Produced for CGTN Culture
Can you imagine an orchestra made of a broken crutch, water bottles and electrical wires? A design student at the Royal College of Art collaborated with a composer at the Royal College of Music to turn waste materials into fully functioning musical instruments. The project aims to address how people view trash and make musical instruments more accessible.
Produced for BBC Reel
Hegra is an ancient archaeological site in the northwest of the Arabian Peninsula. It is mostly famous for its spectacular Nabataean ruins, monumental tombs from an abandoned necropolis.
Produced for International Committee of the Red Cross
Many of us have been missing our loved ones for the past year due to COVID-19. Young Syrians like Samira know this feeling all too well.
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