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“TEYUNA’ – LOST CITY” is an exceptional documentary/graphic film that showcases the journey of an expedition to find the lost city of the Kogi tribe in the dense jungles of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia. This well-received and award-winning film is directed and designed by Stuart Fortune and offers a captivating insight into the mystery and adventure of discovering a long-lost civilization.
With its breathtaking cinematography and engaging storytelling, the film has received critical acclaim and has been featured in various film festivals around the world. It is a perfect blend of visual artistry and documentary-style storytelling that keeps the audience hooked until the very end.
If you’re a fan of documentaries and graphic films, “Seeking the Lost City” is a must-watch. It will take you on an exciting journey through the lush jungles of Colombia and offer a unique perspective on the indigenous Kogi tribe and their lost city.
Stuart Fortune
Stuart has been working as a motion graphics designer, animator, and compositor since his graduation in 2001 from the Liverpool School of Art and Design where he received a BA Hons in Multimedia Art and Design. He has been based in London since then. He has worked for various companies such as Intro, BBC, Imagination, Not To Scale, Annex Films, Blink, RCM, Th1ng, Prime Focus, Picnic, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Territory, and Sky Creative.
Apart from his work, he has a keen interest in art and street art, painting, and building whenever he gets the chance. He also loves to travel as much as possible, socialize, go for long walks/hiking, and watch films. He is currently learning Spanish as well.
Stuart primarily works in After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator. He has recently completed a short film in between his other work.
‘TEYUNA’ – LOST CITY
Title: ‘Teyuna’ – Lost City
Type: Short Film
Role: Director/Designer/Animator
Duration: Ten-minute
Genre: Documentary/Graphic Film
Summary: The short film is about an adventure to seek ‘Teyuna’, the lost city of the Kogi tribe in the jungles of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.
The film has won 12 awards from film festivals in Los Angeles, London, New York and beyond, for Best Short Documentary, as well as one award for Best Editing. It has also been entered in several other upcoming film festivals.
