Biografia
Rodolfo Juárez Olvera is a Mexican director, producer, and audiovisual creator focused on documentary filmmaking, nature conservation, and cultural preservation. In 2002, he founded the production company M31 Medios, through which he has developed projects spanning film, television, museums, and trans-media platforms. His work, bridging the intersection of art and science, has been showcased in institutions like the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya and aired on networks such as Discovery Channel, NatGeo, Curiosity Stream, and Canal 11.
Rodolfo has collaborated with international organizations including UNDP, Earth Journalism Network, the German Cooperation Agency (GIZ), and EarthX, producing documentaries throughout Latin America that address human rights, environmental issues, and social conflicts. His film Spiders was nominated at the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival in New York, while Chicxulub, el meteorito que cambió al mundo premiered on Claro Video in both feature-length and series formats.
A two-time recipient of the National Journalism Award, Rodolfo's investigative work stands out for its depth and rigor. Committed to authentic storytelling, his productions are known for their immersive visuals, intimate narratives, and profound exploration of themes such as identity, resilience, and the human-environment relationship. His work not only informs but also inspires reflection and fosters cultural appreciation on a global scale.
