Lucía Lamanna is a Venezuelan film editor, documentary filmmaker, sound designer, screenwriter, and educator. Trained in Audiovisual Communication at the Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, she began her career as a camera operator and editor working in Super-8, 16mm, and 35mm productions. Her editing credits include the documentaries Yo Soy el Otro, Venezuela, February 27, and 1992: The Un-covering (To Play or Be Played), as well as the feature film Maisanta. As a director, she has explored sensory documentary, visual arts, and social memory in works such as Vargas: The Traces of Water and From Piraeus to Gaza: Evocation I. Lamanna co-founded the film training institute COTRAIN in 1986 with filmmaker Liliane Blaser and has played a major role in audiovisual education in Venezuela. A founding member of several national film organizations, she has taught editing and documentary filmmaking…
