
Marty Dzian
Director of Photography, Editor and Web Builder from Lithuania.
Who we are
An independent creative team rooted in territory, body and memory, working from Barichara, Colombia.

Embodic Studio
Embodic is a small, independent audiovisual studio rooted in territory, body, and memory. Our approach combines filmmaking with community processes, sensitive research, and support for cultural and regenerative initiatives.
We work from a place of deep listening to local contexts, understanding audiovisual media not just as a final product, but as a tool for connection, a living archive, and social transformation.
We are an interdisciplinary team that bridges filmmaking, research, and on-the-ground territorial work.
Our mark
Our mark borrows its geometry from an editing timeline: three angled clips, stacked and brought into relation. As the layers overlap, color emerges—a quiet echo of the color grade that gives the finished film its character. Separate, they are material. Together, they become a story.
The foundation of the story—the main subject and the message that carries it forward.
The atmosphere, visual evidence and details that make a place, person or process felt.
The heartbeat of the piece—rhythm, sound design and score shaping how the story is experienced.
The team

Director of Photography, Editor and Web Builder from Lithuania.

Audiovisual Producer from Cali.
Together
Together, we work with minimal, mobile setups to reach the corners where stories of regeneration hide, waiting to be told.


Where we are
Our work takes place in direct dialogue with communities, organizations, and local processes. We have worked specifically with territorial foundations focused on regeneration in Barichara, and we travel to other cities and countries wherever a story needs to be told.
What we do
We help organizations, projects, and communities organize ideas, find their narrative focus, and define how to tell their stories.

We conduct shoots using minimal, latest-generation gear, prioritizing a respectful presence that does not disrupt ongoing processes or the daily life of the territories.

We transform the footage into polished, clear audiovisual pieces that remain coherent with the project's identity.

Beyond the final video, we accompany social and cultural processes in the strategic use of audiovisual media as a tool for memory, communication, and transformation.

We create high-performance websites that give stories and projects a clear home. We prioritize speed, structure, accessibility and usability so each narrative can connect with its audience.

Selected film work
We have worked alongside territorial foundations, cultural organizations, and community projects in various cities and countries, developing audiovisual works linked to regeneration, memory, and territory.
Our work spans rural and urban contexts in Colombia, Ecuador, France, Germany, and other territories where audiovisual media can serve as a tool for connection and care.
Digital work
We build digital platforms for projects in Colombia and internationally with lean, solid systems designed for speed. Our focus is performance, accessibility, SEO and security—technical care in service of the story.
Living archives
An important part of our work is the audiovisual dialogue with people, processes, and territories. These conversations become living archives of local memory, regenerative thinking, and community action.