Abuela Grillo (2009)

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Abuela Grillo is a 2009 Bolivian-Danish animated short film. It was directed by French animator Denis Chapon and is based on the Ayoreo myth of the Direjná, the ancestral owner of water and rain.

Production and crew

The Abuela Grillo project began as a collaboration between the Danish production school The Animation Workshop, the Bolivian studios Nicobis, Escorzo, Demiurgo and Renderet, and the Danish entities Center for Kultur og Udvikling (CKU/DCCD), the Royal Danish Embassy in Bolivia and Via University College in Denmark. The initiative had a strong training component aimed at boosting the animation industry in Bolivia.

The team was led by French director Denis Chapon and composed of eight Bolivian animators, who were selected from a group of **23 Bolivian animators** who attended the La Paz Animation Workshop 2009, and received a scholarship to complete the production in Viborg, Denmark.

The film's production and animation team reflected the binational collaboration between Bolivia and Denmark:

Executive Production: Center Animation Pedagogic.

Production: Israel Hernández, Hanna Habermann.

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