Ezequiel Brizuela

Ezequiel Brizuela studied at Universidad del Cine. He has worked as a film editor for more than 15 years, with over 40 feature film and television movie credits across productions from Argentina, the United States, and Canada.

His selected work includes Mariquita, Mujer Revolución and Desmadre, Fragmentos de una Relación, both directed by Sabrina Farji; Filo Hua Hum, directed by Ernesto Rowe; and Isle of Hope, directed by Damián Romay. He has also edited two feature films directed by Emmy Award winner Lane Shefter Bishop. Throughout his career, he has specialized in narrative fiction, particularly thrillers and comedies, while also working in documentary film.

For his work on Desmadre, he received a Special Mention at FIDBA, while Che Peruano, directed by Ernesto Rowe, was nominated for a Martín Fierro Digital Award for Best Web Series.