About

Bernice González Bofill is an innovative filmmaker and visual storyteller with a passion for exploring the complexities of human experience, especially within social and political contexts. Based in New York, Bernice brings an intimate, layered approach to film, using a visual language that resonates emotionally and challenges viewers to look deeper.

With a career spanning directing, screenwriting, and editing, Bernice has an extensive background in both narrative and commercial filmmaking. Her award-winning short films have been showcased in festivals across New York and Puerto Rico, earning acclaim for their authentic storytelling and strong visual identity. She is also the founder of Cromatica.love, a boutique post-production house in NYC, where she has crafted compelling video content for global brands like Nike, L’Oréal, and Vogue, balancing commercial success with a dedication to cinematic artistry.

Bernice’s feature script, Victoria, is currently participating in the Ruta Crítica incubator in Puerto Rico, further advancing her commitment to powerful narrative storytelling. Additionally, her script No War Without Humans was a second-rounder at the Austin Film Festival, a recognition that highlights her unique voice in narrative filmmaking. Both projects delve into themes of identity, resilience, and the fragility of personal worlds, using bold, atmospheric cinematography to evoke shared human experiences.

Known for her collaborative spirit and meticulous attention to detail, Bernice continues to push creative boundaries. From commercials to experimental narratives, she works across mediums to bring thought-provoking stories to life. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Bernice bridges cultural divides, inviting audiences worldwide to engage with the powerful narratives she brings to the screen.