Actors, directors and producers, Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi have been considered by mass media as two of the most influential young showrunners nowadays. Their work is full of emotion, humor, color, music, diversity and LGTBIQ+ awareness. With their HBO Max coproduction Veneno, based on the life of the Trans Icon Cristina Ortiz, they reached international recognition. It is part of the 2020’s Best TV Series of the Year of The New Yorker and Variety, and has received the endorsement of Madonna and Ellen DeGeneres, among other global trendsetters. The press and the awards have also prized their work. Apart from the super laureate Veneno, they are winners of an Ondas Awards, three Feroz and a Silver Fotogramas, and also nominated for the Goya Awards for Best New Director and Best Adapted Screenplay. Besides Veneno, they created the theatrical musical Holy Camp!, and the Netflix Original Paquita Salas for three seasons. As producers of the series Cardo, they vindicate imperfection and show the true portrait of the 90s generation. Their projects connect with the audience and reflect a highly entertaining but solid analysis of the actual society.

The cinematography of Mariano Cohn & Gastón Duprat, along with that of scriptwriter André Duprat’s, has always approached art and culture-related themes with particular wit and sophistication. As scriptwriters and directors, Mariano and Gastón have filmed numerous feature films which have competed in the most important film festivals around the world. During their lengthy career, they have been awarded more than forty international prizes, among which a Goya, a Platino and an Ariel. The successful and award-winning “The man next door”, “The Distinguished Citizen”, “Todo sobre el Asado”, “My masterpiece”, “4×4”, and the recently released “Official Competition”, featuring Óscar Martínez, Penelope Cruz and Antonio Banderas, are among their latest feature films. Since 2019 they have created more than 20 series for Star+ and Disney+, acting both as showrunners and directors of several of them, such as “The one in charge”, featuring Guillermo Francella, “Nada”, featuring Luis Brandoni and Robert de Niro, which is in post-production phase.

Andrés Duprat is a scriptwriter an art expert, exhibition curator and the current director of the Museum of Fine Arts of Buenos Aires, one of the most relevant cultural institutions in South America.

Madrid, September 16 1981 Rodrigo Sorogoyen started focusing on audiovisual while he was studying History at university in Madrid. During those years, he shot three short films, studied at several film academies and finished his degree. Afterwards, he entered the School of Cinematography and Audiovisual of the Community of Madrid, specializing in Screenplay, in 2004. Meanwhile, he got his first work as a scriptwriter in TV fiction. During the last academic year, when he was 25 years old, he got the opportunity to direct his first movie. It was a project that he wrote and directed with Peris Romano and was produced by Impala S.A. and Tesela P.C. 8 Citas had a deluxe cast (Fernando Tejero, Verónica Echegui, Adriana Ozores, Miguel Ángel Solá, Raúl Arévalo, Arturo Valls, José Luis García Pérez, Belén Rueda, Jordi Vilches, Ana Wagener, Javier Pereira, Melanie Olivares, Jesús Olmedo…) and had a great success in box offices, as well as positive reviews and a great reception at the Málaga Film Festival. Later on, he started working as a scriptwriter and director for Isla Producciones in TV series, such as Impares, Pecera de Eva or Frágiles, which were all positively praised by TV critics. Despite his youth, he has got great experience directing actors. Many of the most important people in the Spanish scene are among the performers he has worked with. In addition to those already mentioned, he also worked on TV with Blanca Portillo, Alexandra Jiménez, Santi Millán, Willy Toledo, Malena Alterio or Aura Garrido, who he directed in Pecera de Eva. Aura Garrido is precisely the actress he chose to star in his next project with Javier Pereira. It was Stockholm, a self-produced film that was financed through crowdfunding and shot in April 2012, premiering at the Málaga Film Festival the following year. It was an absolute surprise at the festival. Stockholm was awarded with three Biznaga de Plata prizes, a special mention, the Signis prize for the best film and the Youth Jury prize for the best film. It was the most awarded movie at the festival, which included other films by highly praised directors and (almost all) produced with a far higher budget. Rodrigo Sorogoyen was awarded with the prize for the best director and the prize for the best new script, together with co-writer Isabel Peña. In 2015, he starts shooting his third project for the big screen, Que Dios nos perdone, with Antonio de la Torre and Roberto Álamo as part of the main cast. In 2017, he shoots Madre and participates at the Oscars for Best Short Fiction Film. During that same year, he shoots the movie El reino, awarded with Goya prizes for the best director and best original script. In 2020, he shoots Antidisturbios for Movistar+, co-written by Rodrigo and Isabel Peña. The series tells the story of six agents from the riot police that are facing charges of involuntary manslaughter. The series was awarded several prizes: Feroz, Forqué, Iris and MiM Series. One year later, he shoots the film As Bestas, starring Marina Foïs, Denis Ménochet, Luis Zahera and Diego Anido. It is a thriller set in natural landscapes of El Bierzo and rural inner regions of Galicia.

Sara Cano has been screenwriter of short films such as “Isabel Isabellae”, “El bosón de Higgs”, “La tercera historia”, “Los demonios” and “Deudas” from The Good Mood for Atresplayer.

Paula Fabra was born in 1986. She is the screenwriter of the first season of “Un Asunto Privado” (Amazon, 2022). She has worked for two years at Bambú Producciones and has developed several projects, including a series for Mediapro. In 2013 she wrote “La noche de las Ponchongas”, a short film awarded in several Festivals.