Cami is an actress from Chile with a Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts. In 2018 Cami relocated to New York where her acting career took a turn when she started working behind the cameras in an art department production. Initially working as an assistant and then, project by project with more experience and responsibilities, as the Art Director of a reality TV series where she realized her passion for creating and crafting for the frame.
She has worked in several narrative projects including film, TV, and documentary. Her last feature was as the Prop Assistant. The film, a period piece set in 1969 in a small beach town on the Chilean coast, involves Chilean Poet and Nobel Prize laureate Pablo Neruda, and was produced by Fabula and Netflix. Prior to that project, she worked as Set Decorator in a short film screened at The Cannes Film Festival, directed by Diego Cespedes. In December 2019 she was the Art Director for a documentary about solitary confinement made on a set.
Currently, she manages the Prop Room at a New York Film Academy, where she created a streamlined organizational system and assist students with their production design—guiding them on furniture placement, prop selection, and safe equipment handling. Recently, she also served as Production Designer for a play and film projects, where she was responsible for concept, décor, and staging.
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