Writer & Director

Joaquin Ibarra is an Argentine screenwriter and director residing between Buenos Aires and New York, studied at the University of Cinema in Argentina. Known for works like "Christianity and Redemption" and "Cafetin Salmon," he explores the recurring themes of character dynamics, chaos, and violence. In his films, he intertwines his studies and innate understanding of human behavior, creating narratives that explore diverse character traits, fueled by his intrigue for chaos and personal passions. Beyond filmmaking, Joaquin is a cinema and culture critic, challenging prevailing trends and advocating for a timeless artistry that resists obsolescence.

Producer

William "Gubi" Chiriboga is a native New Yorker who boasts a 15-year career as a highly accomplished film producer. His artistic roots stretch from Manhattan's High School of Art & Design to earning a BA from Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida. Gubi's versatility shines in crafting meticulously budgeted scripts, attracting investors, and designing visually stunning pitch decks. Fluent in film and digital photography, Gubi has captured diverse subjects for high-profile clients. Gubi is currently in pre-production for feature films, several short films, content production for musicians and fashion designers. His strategic approach, time management, and communication skills define his success. He continues to make a difference through art, inviting others to join him on this journey of artistic innovation and discovery.

Director of Photography

Travis Sherwood is a versatile filmmaker based in NYC. He’s the quintessential artist who expresses himself through all mediums ranging from music to photography to filmmaking. With a keen eye for composition and lighting, he crafts visuals that are both striking and immersive. His storytelling through the lens captures the essence of each narrative with remarkable depth. For A Woman and A Gun, Sherwood’s grit and vision promise to bring the raw energy of New York City and the story to life in a truly captivating manner.

Assistant Director

Vitaly Sokirko is a dynamic filmmaker from NYC. He’s a writer and director with a wealth of experience and expertise in managing the intricate logistics of film production. He ensures seamless coordination on set, making him an invaluable asset to the project. His dedication and precision play a pivotal role in bringing our vision to life.

Actress, ELENA

Carlina Asteggiano is an Argentine actress. She studied several acting methods such as the Stella Adler method in Stella Adler Academy in New York City. Also, she practiced a lot of Konstantin Stanivlasky, Sukuzy and Meisner in Timbre 4, one of the best acting schools in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She also prepared herself with coaches that guided her on her way to making and interpreting characters from the depths for plays. She dedicated her life to her artistic creation through dance, studying 12 years of classical and Spanish dances, as well as different musical comedy and voice seminars. Now, she is creating through her evolution as an actress, her own method which focuses on acting in relation to energy chakras and various techniques that was incorporated over the years, understanding that the characters come from the collective intuition.

Actor, ROBIN

Max Tamarkin is a New York based actor. He graduated from Pace University with a BFA in Acting in 2018 where he studied acting for the stage and screen as well as various acting methods.Prior to Pace, he studied musical theater for four years at High Tech High School in New Jersey. In addition to school, he has taken classes at NY institutions such as Stella Adler and the Barrow Group. He has been involved in many different projects in the past years, both behind the camera and in front of the camera on short films, features, and TV pilots. He is currently interested in working on projects that directly reflect gritty, real life and projects that are a testament to our current times, both domestically and globally.

Composer

Guido Zecca is an Argentine composer and sound designer. He studied Traditional Composition and Composition with Electroacoustic Media at Universidad Nacional de las Artes in Buenos Aires. He’s presented over a dozen works in the past years within the contemporary music realm. Some of his works have been played at the universities of Buenos Aires and Quilmes, apart from his work as interpreter for UNA’s Electroacoustic Ensemble. He’s also released a number of records under various monikers for various foreign labels from the US and Europe, some reaching underground acclaim.