Kutir Films Founder

Jenny Cornero is a media producer, screenwriter, and director with years of experience in television journalism and independent documentaries. Her work spans cultural, historical, and educational themes. As the founder of Kutir Films Inc. in Miami Beach, she has managed the development and licensing of her independent intellectual properties since 2012. She co-produced the 16-title media library “Yoga for Health,” which has been distributed globally since 2005 across major streaming networks, including Amazon Prime Video, Hoopla, Hulu, and YouTube. Currently, she is in pre-production for her third series, “Yoga for Health with Jenny Cornero: Be Balanced For Life” ©, with six episodes. Also developing “ALIVE: One Day, One Life” ©, a premium international biotopic format dedicated to capturing the human legacy, longevity, and deep wisdom of global icons.

Her Origin and Video Production Background

Jenny graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Journalism from the Universidad Nacional de Rosario, where she also completed professional training in television production strategies and logistics for high-risk zones. In Argentina, she co-founded Garbo, an independent audiovisual company behind Zona Franca—a pioneering cable program dedicated to ecology, world peace, and adventure sports—alongside several educational and institutional films, including a documentary collection for the National University focusing on its academic affairs. From 1991 to 1996, she worked in television journalism and documentary production in Buenos Aires for RTVE (Spanish National Television), while also covering news as a freelance reporter in Rosario, under the direction of legendary foreign correspondent Rosa Maria Calaf, recipient of the 2026 National Television Award.

During this period, she wrote and produced “Arquitectura Sacra,” a seven-episode documentary series focusing on the history and architecture of 19th-century churches across Rosario and Buenos Aires for an international cultural network. Her work in the field for RTVE also included high-risk investigative coverage in Recife, Brazil, documenting critical social crises. Her early production experience includes conducting location scouting in Mar del Plata for director Hector Babenco and producer Francisco Ramalho Jr. regarding the feature film Corazón iluminado (Foolish Heart). She also worked in the field as a journalist and crew member with a scientific research team in the remote region of Patagonia for the seven-part series “Patagonia, en busca de su remoto pasado,” directed by prominent UCLA filmmaker Jorge Preloran, earning his formal endorsement for her dedicated production work and endurance in the terrain. Following this period, she directed a specialized environmental documentary in the Misiones jungle (Argentina), focusing on the potential environmental an social impact of the Route 2 and Route 8 civil engineering project.

International Portfolio and Visual Arts

Parallel to her production career, she maintains an international background in holistic health, teaching seminars and yoga masterclasses across the United States, Europe, and Latin America. Based in Miami Beach, she complements her production work with classical fine arts. She studied sculpting under the teachings of Raffaello Romanelli in Florence, Italy, and trained with Philippe Faraut in New York, creating her new “Echoes of the Wild Collection.”