Melisa Kamegawa

Melisa is a Japanese-Argentinian creative working at the intersection of film publicity, branding, and audience development. With training in Brand Management and Marketing Strategies through Coursera, alongside studies in Art Direction at ENERC (Escuela Nacional de Experimentación y Realización Cinematográfica), she brings both creative intuition and strategic marketing thinking to film campaigns.

Her experience includes content creation, copywriting, campaign design, social media management, editing, art direction, costume design, and post-production. She is especially interested in how visual language and communication can shape the public life of a film — from world premieres to long-term audience discovery.

At Taskovski Films, she works on PR campaigns, social media strategy, content creation, and visual communication for festival premieres and international film launches. 

Her work focuses on building strong identities for films and making them visible through engaging audience-focused campaigns.
Recent projects include campaigns for We Have to Survive, Heat Vision at Visions du Réel, and Parsis Hotdogs.

She loves music, djing from time to time, having long talks about movies, art, and culture.