Documentary Filmmaker
Conservation filmmaker and underwater cinematographer documenting the relationship between people and the natural world.
BIO
Daniela Rakos is a Chilean conservation filmmaker, producer, and underwater cinematographer specializing in documentary storytelling focused on human relationships with nature.
Her work spans environmental documentaries, expedition filmmaking, and underwater cinematography, with projects developed across Chile, South Africa, Australia, and Southeast Asia. With a strong background in directing, cinematography, and editing, she works across remote and challenging environments, from coral reefs to mountain regions.
Daniela is a two-time National Geographic Society grantee and a fellow of Santiago Wild, NEWF and Jackson Wild. She is currently developing documentary projects focused on conservation and community-led environmental stories.
SKILLS AND TOOLS
Drone operator
Divemaster PADI
Own Professional film gear
Outdoor Expedition Filmmaker
Mountain courses
Partners & Collaborators
