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Mynor Quiñónez
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Videographer · Antigua Guatemala

Weddings and small-business films in Guatemala.

Weddings, elopements and the stories of farms and small businesses, filmed around Antigua and Lake Atitlán and planned with you down to the light. Booking 2027.

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Mynor filming with a stabiliser in an Antigua street
Filming at Lake AtitlánGuatemala

  • Wedding film

    fromQ18,000

    A whole day of film, cut into a feature and a highlight.

    Up to 10 hours · a 20-minute film and a 3-minute highlight · ready in 6 weeks

  • Business story

    fromQ12,000

    A short film about a farm, a workshop or a small business, filmed on site.

    One day on site · a 2-minute film and 3 short clips · ready in 4 weeks

  • Elopement

    fromQ8,500

    Two people, one place and half a day.

    Up to 5 hours · a 6-minute film · ready in 3 weeks

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Recent work

Films and reels, 2024 to 2026.

Weddings, elopements and a few farms. Each row opens the film.

  1. 2026Lucía & Marco2026 · Antigua archAntigua archWedding film
  2. 2026Ana & Diego2026 · AtitlánAtitlánElopement
  3. 2026Behind the camera2026 · Antigua streetAntigua streetMaking of
  4. 2025Finca Alto Cielo2025 · AcatenangoAcatenangoBrand film
  5. 2025Taller Jade2025 · Antigua marketAntigua marketBrand film
  6. 2025Marisol & Esteban2025 · AntiguaAntiguaWedding film
  7. 2025Paola & Iván2025 · Antigua chapelAntigua chapelWedding film
  8. 2025Colour grade2025 · StudioStudioGrade reel
  9. 2024Camila & Rafael2024 · Volcán de AguaVolcán de AguaElopement
  10. 2024About Mynor2024 · AntiguaAntiguaIntroduction

Downloads

The grades and a guide

The colour I use on every film, and what I tell couples before they hire anyone.

Close portrait of Mynor in an olive jacket

About

Hello, I’m Mynor

I learned to edit on my cousin's laptop in Antigua and shot my first wedding for a friend in 2012. Since then I have filmed more than two hundred days, most of them within an hour of the volcanoes.

I film on location with one other person and very little light. I would rather wait for the morning mist or a tungsten lamp than add anything, and I cut each film by hand so it sounds like the day.