Filmo - Get into filmmaking with a real community
Role
Product designer
Tools
Figma, Miro, Adobe
Skills
UX/UI Design, Product Strategy, User Research, Value Proposition, Wireframing, Prototyping
Overview
Filmo is a digital platform designed to help emerging and amateur creators in the audiovisual world connect, collaborate, and bring their projects to life. Born from a personal and collective realization: how difficult it is to connect with other creative profiles in the audiovisual world.
The Problem
The audiovisual industry still uses closed networks, even though we live in a hyperconnected age. Word-of-mouth frequently spreads opportunities, making many gifted creators invisible. The majority of platforms put visibility, likes, and number of followers ahead of talent and quality. In this noise, talented creators get lost, and meaningful connections rarely happen. The real barrier isn’t the lack of ideas or tools, but the difficulty of finding the right people to make them real.
Research and discovery
Desk research
Digital production has democratized access to audiovisual creation (Statista, PwC, Universidad de Caldas).
However, visibility and networking remain fragmented across generalist social platforms.
YouTube and Instagram favor metrics over creative quality.
Independent productions have increased, but collaboration hasn’t.
Benchmark
Before talking to users, I looked at what was already out there and it quickly became clear there was a gap to fill.

User interviews
I interviewed different profiles across the audiovisual spectrum, from emerging amateurs to semi-professionals. The analysis revealed four key archetypes:
The Driven Professional
The Local Specialist
The Vocational Creator
The Emerging Outsider
Target Strategy
Filmo focuses on where it can truly make a difference: empowering those who face the biggest barriers to collaboration and growth building a bridge for the unseen majority:
The Vocational Creator, someone driven by passion and creative expression, but lacking the ecosystem to turn that energy into progress.
The Emerging Outsider, skilled, curious, and motivated, yet disconnected from opportunities and potential collaborators.


























