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Graduated in Journalism from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and
specialized in film criticism with different formations through La
Casa del Cine de Barcelona and the Catalan Critics Association, of the
who is a member

He currently works as a freelance journalist, writing mainly
for Fotogramas and Esquire magazines, both on paper and on the web. He has
collaborated in media such as the newspaper El Mundo and Caimán. Cinema notebooks,
in the book ‘Why do we love Pablo Escobar?’, edited by the University
Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), and also as part of the programming team
and organization of the Mostra de CineBaix in Sant Feliu de Llobregat.

In addition, he has served as a jury of the International Press Federation
Cinematographic (FIPRESCI) at the Venice Festival of 2018. Also at the
Sitges Festival (International Fantastic Cinema Festival of Catalonia),
as a Young Jury, and at the Murcia Festival (IBAFF), as an official jury
of short films.

More info at:

https://www.fotogramas.es/author/208537/mireia-mullor/

https://www.esquire.com/es/author/208537/mireia-mullor/

Coordinator of the International Independent Film Festival of Elche, preselector festival for the Goya awards.

Propeller for the creation of the Festival Coordinator of the Valencian Community.

He has also been an official jury at the Alicante Film Festival and the Vila Real Cineculpable Festival.

He is the manager of the cultural spaces of Elche within the Project Development Unit of the Caja Mediterráneo Foundation, where he manages, among others, the Caja Mediterráneo Foundation Literary Awards “Gabriel Miró Story Contest” and “Gabriel Sijé Short Novel Contest”

More info at:

http://www.festivalcineelx.es/

Judith Colell was born in Barcelona in 1968.

Graduated of Art History and Certificate in Film at the University of New York.

He has directed the feature films “The domain of the senses (Collective),” Women “(2001) awarded at the Festival of Sitges Film, Lorca and Vitoria among others, ’53 days of winter ‘(2007) presented at the Film Festival of San Sebastián, best actress at the Toulouse Festival and nominated 10 Barcelona awards and “Elisa K” (2010), which won the special jury prize at San Sebastian Film Festival, Special Mention of the Jury in Nantes, National Culture Award of the Generalitat of Catalonia, nominated for 5 Gaudí awards and Goya for best adapted script among other awards.

“Positivos” (2008), “Fragmentos” (2003), “Radiaciones” (2012) and “El último baile de Carmen Amaya” (2014) are the films he has directed for television.

He has been vice president of the Academy of Arts and Sciences of Spain from 2011-2015 and is currently a member of the Board.

She is director in Audiovisual Communication and professor at Blanquerna, Ramon Llull University of Barcelona.

More info at:

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0170888/

Diplomated in Film Direction and Television Production from the University School of Arts and Entertainment of Madrid (TAI), works in the audiovisual world since 1999.

An important director in the world of short films and documentaries, his work in this field received more than 150 awards and three
nominations for the Goya Awards.

His first fiction film was “El perfecto desconocido” (2012), selected at the International Film Festival of
Busan (South Korea), at the Palm Springs International Film Festival (USA) and the Section
Official of the Seminci (Festival of Valladolid), among others.

Best International Premium Opera at the Galway Festival (Ireland).
In 2015 he premiered the documentary feature film “I am your
father “, nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Goya Awards, José María Forqué Awards and Círculo de Escritores Cinematográficos Awards from Spain.

Executive producer of the feature films “El Exierro” by Arturo
Ruiz Serrano and “Noctem” by Marcos Cabota.

He is currently Assistant Professor of Production and
Audiovisual Production at the Alberta Giménez University Center (CESAG), Professor of Direction, Production, Documentary, Film History and Advertising Production at the EDIB School, and Professor of
Direction and Production at the Photography Studies Center of Palma de Mallorca (CEF).

He has also collaborated with the UIB in different audiovisual training workshops and masters.

More info at:

http://bestardtoni.wixsite.com/tonibestard

Editor of film, TV and documentaries, Degree in Audiovisual Communication by UPF (1993-97), President of the Association of Audiovisual Monitors and Editors of Catalonia (AMMAC) and awarded with 1 Gaudí among other prizes.

FEATURE FILMS
“La Chana” (2016) by Lucija Stejovich
“The next skin” (2015) by Isaki Lacuesta
“They died above their means” (2013) by Isaki Lacuesta
“Mundo pequeño” (2012) by Marcel Barrena
“La Plaga” (2011) by Neús Ballús
“The double steps” (2010) by Isaki lacuesta
“Los Condenados” (2009) by Isaki Lacuesta
“Mediterranean Diet” (2008) by Joaquin Oristrell for Messidor Films.
“Memoria Negra” (2006) by Xavier Montanyà for Ovideo.
“The Legend of Time” (2005) by Isaki Lacuesta for Mallerich Films.
“Diario Argentino” (2004-05) by Guadalupe Pérez for Imposible Films.
“Cravan vs Cravan” (2001-02) by Isaki Lacuesta for Paco Poch and Benece.
SERIES
“Merlí” (2015-18) by Héctor Lozano directed by Eduard Cortés for TV3
“Sé quién eres” (2017) by Pau Freixas for Tele 5
“Cites” (2016) by Pau Freixas for TV3
“Polseres vermelles” (2012) by Pau Freixas for TV3

More info at:

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0663378/

Diplomated in film directing and photography, he began working on documentaries in 2006 as director of photography and currently director of Salón del Cine and the Barcelona series (www.salondelcine.com) and head of studies at the Plató film school Cinema.

From 2007 to 2011 he is the official photographer of the MC publishing house in several of his magazines.

In 2007 he directed the short film “El meu amic Amaruk” winner of the first prize in the DiBa express short film festival.

Since 2007 he has worked as a photography teacher at the Plató de Cinema film school and in 2010 he became head of studies for the film department

From 2009 to 2015 he has worked on the development of audiovisual content and directed several announcements of Xternalia or Advance Group companies.

In 2012 she is part of the executive production team of the feature film Ferida arrel: Maria-Mercè Marçal.

More info at:

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2285944/

Conrad Mess  is an iphone filmaker who has no studies related to the world of cinema. He shot his
first short film, “The Fixer“ in 2011 on an iPhone 4, and it became the most award winning iphone
film in the world

Since making his first film, Conrad has been travelling around the world giving masterclasses and
organizing workshops in cities such as San Francisco, London and Dublin. He has worked in L.A and New York shooting various short films.

All of Conrad’s films have been award winning converting him in the most successful iphone film maker in the world racking up hundreds of awards and nomination, satnding out amongst this awards is the honorary 2016 ‘best global iphone filmaker’. “Best Global Iphone Filmmaker“.

His last film “Time to pay off debts” has already recieved 25 awards and nominations.
More info at:
www.conradmess.com

Pilar Ordoñez started her artistic career at 8 as a theatre actress in Madrid. Since then she has
worked with well renowned directors such as Marsillach, Saura, Berlanga, Trueba, Armendáriz, Garci, Zambrano …
… We have also seen her in TV series like La que se avecina, Periodistas, Hospital Central, Médico de Familia, Cuéntame cómo pasó, etc.
She was part of the Spanish Ministry for culture film rating board for 4 years and was on the Spanish cinema academy’s jury for short films.

She’s the creator of the web series ‘Clara’, filmed with mobiles, which is now starting its second season.

At the moment she is combining actor coaching and her role in the play ‘Miss tuppersex’ at the Luchana theatre in Madrid and is a member on the interpretation comitee of the Spanish cinema academy.

More info at:
www.pilarordonez.es

Fanny Condado trained at the Wiliam Layton Labratory and has developed her woek as an actress both in television and cinema, theatre, animated films and cartoons, cabaret and stand up comedy.

Her most recent work has led us to see her in popular TV series such as ‘6 hermanos’, ‘Gran reserva’, ‘Manolitos Gafotas’, ‘Centro medico’, ‘Sin tetas no hay paraiso’, ‘Aqui no hay quien viva’ or ‘El
comisiario’.

She can be seen touring Spanish theatres with the ‘Allavá theatre company’, of which she is a cofounder, with family based works such as ‘La mar de priatas’ and ‘Salvarin de los bosques’.

She feels privileged to have worked on the big screen in emblamatic movies such as, ‘Airbag’, ‘celos’, El corazon dél guerrero’, and ‘Insonio’.
More info at:
https://youtu.be/tAwf0rHX-iY
https://www.youtube.com/user/JANDRIDULI/feed

Marc Padró, A cinema and martial arts lover he is currently working as a stuntman, choreographer and director of action for the special effects and and stunt company www.inextremisfilmservices.com.

Some of his latest work has included successful Spanish films such as ‘Los ultimos dias’, ‘Rec 4’, ‘La sombra de la ley’ or ‘Anacleto, Agente secreto’. He has also been in charge of coordinating the
action scenes in series such as, ‘Nit i dia’ or ‘la Riera’.
More info at:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4411585/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCON6fKZ91y1Js9-xnS3X_gw

Teacher of realization of audiovisual projects and shows at the EMAV

Academic coordinator at the Bande á part cinema school

CEO of Cinegenix and creator of the FiLMiC iOS app.

Xpressart, teaches the audiovisual and narrative capacities of smartphones at workshops.

Xpressart, teaches the audiovisual and narrative capacities of smartphones at workshops.

El taller,An expert in all types of gadgets and apps for smartphone recording.

El taller,An expert in all types of gadgets and apps for smartphone recording.

Director of Me.S.S. Filmakers and smartphone film making in Zaragoza

CEO of SBP productions and Director of San diego’s Mobile film festival

Cofounder of MINA and ’24 frames 24 hors’ at the university of Massey in Wellington (New Zealand)

President of the Asturias fanterror association

Smartmoviemaking blogger and writer at ‘The Guardian’

Director of the San Diego Indiefone film festival