Editor of the animated feature films Chico & Rita (2010) and They Shot the Piano Player (2023) by Fernando Trueba and Javier Mariscal; the documentaries Primera Mirada (2001) by Marta Andreu, A. Visualist (2011) by Jimmy Howe, Al Margen (2000) by Guillem López; the short films La Memòria (1998) by Marta Andreu, Al final del riu (1999) by Agustí Gifré; and video installations like Seoul Close-Up (2011-2012) by Jaume Plensa. He also worked on the animated sequences of I'm So Excited! (2013) by Pedro Almodóvar and Isi/Disi. Love to the Limit (2004) by Chema de la Peña. He was the editing and postproduction supervisor for the collective feature film Between the Dictator and Me (2005). He has collaborated on numerous audiovisual projects for Estudio Mariscal and Estudio Playtime. He holds a degree in Film and Audiovisuals from ESCAC, University of Barcelona, and a Master's in Digital and Multimedia Arts from Pompeu Fabra University. Currently, he is an associate professor in Audiovisual Communication, Journalism, and Advertising at Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Tarragona.

Elisa Bogalheiro (1978, Covilhã - Portugal) is a producer, director, and creative project manager with an international career spanning Portugal, Berlin, Panama, and Barcelona. After moving to Berlin in 2002 to complete her studies in German Philology, she discovered her passion for storytelling, leading her to work as a journalist and producer for Latin American audiovisual media. Later, she moved to Panama, working in TV entertainment for two years, before returning to Portugal in 2012, where she focused on executive production and audiovisual project development. She debuted as a director in 2020 with the documentary Os grandes criadores, having previously produced a variety of audiovisual works. Her executive productions include short films like Holypopcorn (2013), Jigging (2014), O Efeito Isaías (2015), Quiet (2022), and feature films such as O Canto do Galo (2017). Additionally, she served as head of production for Carga (2018) and El Rey Peret (2023) and was the delegate producer for Waiting for Dalí (2021) in collaboration with Arlong Productions. Her first international co-production as an executive producer, À procura da Estrela, premiered at the Porto Post Doc Film Festival and the Gijón International Film Festival. Currently, she is directing a documentary on women's soccer and works as an executive producer on various international co-productions in development, including Los Débiles, Kokoro, As Bruxas, and Maria, a rainha louca, strengthening her commitment to authentic storytelling and consolidating her career in the audiovisual landscape.

Rosa Montes (Málaga - Barcelona) studied Fashion Design at Llotja and started as a wardrobe assistant under María Araujo, a film and theater costume designer. After more than seven years collaborating with her, she began her career as a costume designer in advertising and cinema, working with directors like Ventura Pons, Pablo Cosco, and Angelo Orlando, among others. She furthered her studies in stage management at TTE, moving into audiovisual production where she worked on documentaries like “Rovira Beleta. Crònica pendent,” “Serás hombre,” and TV programs such as “Som Revolució,” “Tabús” (produced by El Terrat for TV3), and “Entre Ovejas” (RTVE). As a producer, she has worked on various short films, movies, and series, including “Societat Negra” by Segarra Films, “Charles Thoma,” “L'última nit del Karaoke” by El Terrat, “El mismo día a la misma hora,” “Grayer,” “Esperando a Dalí” by Fishcorb, and “Bajo la piel de lobo” by Orreaga Filmark. She also collaborated with The Panda Bear Show on music videos such as 'In memoriam' by Nach and Kany García, “Carita Triste” by Ana Mena & Emilia, and Manuel Turizo, among others. She is currently working as a Production Director for La Manchester.

TV director and executive producer. Graduated in the history of art, he began his career in Radio Television of Belgium in 1968 with children's and entertainment programs. He participates as an assistant director in films directed by Imanol Uribe, Pedro Masó or Bigas Luna. He lives the beginnings TV3 and Channel 33 as a producer of more than 200 programs, and since 1986, as a program manager. Director of IB3, Balearic Islands TV. He is an executive producer of television fictions such as La Lola, “El trànsfuga” o “Fals culpable”.

I’m Olga Fibla, born in La Ràpita, Terres de l'Ebre. Professionally, I come from a long career in the performing arts, with live show direction being my main focus. Over the years, like life itself, I have changed and adapted to new ways of working and doing things, eventually transitioning to the world of production. In the audiovisual production field, I work across TV, film, and documentaries. However, my main passion and where I dedicate most of my time is the Eufònic Festivals of Sound and Visual Arts in Terres de l'Ebre, and also the DA Film Festival in Barcelona.