Maite Blasco Pérez is a professional photographer specializing in pregnancy, newborn, and family portraits at Blasco Visual Studio, and collaborates with DansPXL. She co-directed the award-winning dance film Memòria de les Oblidades. Marta Arjona Blasco has been immersed in dance and visual storytelling from a very young age. After graduating in Audiovisual Communication and Journalism, she founded DansPXL in 2015, a production company specializing in dance and performing arts. Her short dance films focus on memory and women's stories, and have been awarded and selected in festivals worldwide, including the Elche International Independent Film Festival (Spain) and Rollout Dance Film Festival (China).

Javier Yañez has worked on numerous advertising campaigns, fiction shorts, music videos, and personal inspirational pieces. He is founder and CEO of Wewotion, a production company specialized in advertising for videogames and brands such as Fanta, Coca Cola, Disney+, Planeta, etc. Yañez has received international recognition for his work as a director and producer of short films, including Mighty Boy, the first adaptation of a manga from the Japanese Naoki Urasawa in Spain, Amor sacro, which premiered at Sitges in 2011, A través del ocaso (2009), La perrera, a visual poem written Los Ángeles poet Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo, and Utopias, a manga adaptation by Shun Umezawa that has received 27 awards. His latest project is an adaptation of the manga Bookworm by Amagappa Shoujogun, which was published in the compilation volume “Blindside” presented by Junji Ito, This short film has received 37 awards.

Journalist, screenwriter and film director. Petrizzelli has written and directed fiction and documentary films. His most important productions include Falsas Historias (1992), Carrao (1998), and the feature films: María Lionza, aliento de orquídeas, Er relajo der loro, El santo salvaje, Ti@s and Bárbara produced between 2007 and 2018 and the shorts Don Fernando, Inmaculada and El pozo between 2019 and 2023. He has also written the narrative books Negro Lógico (1988), Historias para las posibilidades del músculo (2017) and El Conjuro de los cardos (2020).

He started his film directing studies in 2012 at Camilo José Cela University. That same year he directred the short film Tus gritos me dan risa. In 2013 he directed Metamorphose. In 2015 he was selected to direct the publicity spot for the Nocturna international festival in Madrid.. In 2016 he directed You’re Gonna Die Tonight, a short film produced by Terror Club and Fonofox, and under the mentorship of Miguel Ángel Vivas. In 2017 he directed Gotas, a short film that has been selected to 140 festivals across the world and has brought in 32 international awards. His most recent works include La  colleja, starring Nacho Guerreros, Itziar Castro and Lluvia Rojo, and Abierto en Vena, a Taburete videoclip produced by Rumbo Films. In 2024 he directed La elegida and Cabrales, his most recent short film.

Juanjo Moya was born in Almería (Spain). He studied Environmental Sciences at his homeown university and has worked in this field since graduation. He also was also in a theatre group, where he started to learn drama and participated in several productions. This passion lead him later on tell stories using the language of film, and directed his first short film in 2009, Babysitter. After this first contact with cinema, he has directed projects related to environment and education, like his short documentary Climate Change Through Children’s Eyes or Avengers of Physics. These last years he has shot Babysitter 2: Revenge, A Good Place to Die, CAPTCHA, The visit, Nowadays You Are Very Weird,  In the Dark and Theaflix.  Mimo was produced at the New York Film Academy and was selected in several festivals around the world.

 Isabel Bernal (1991) is a Spanish actress, director and producer. One of her latest works, I Like Your Father," has been selected in 59 festivals and won 29 awards. Her most recent work, Leave Behind, is travelling around the world on the festival circuit. As an actress, she is known for her work 30 Coins, directed by Álex de la Iglesia, and Dreams of Freedom.

has signed short films such as Susan (starring Octavi Pujades and Desirée Balbás) or X27 (starring Desirée Balbás, Roberta Pasquinucci and Dunia Rodríguez) and plays such as Existential Crisis in Finite Heroes (starring Marta Flich and Javier Almeda) or Morbid Confessions (starring Mónica Aragón). He is the organizer of the short film festival Cortos con Ñ and is a member of the Board of Directors of Platform New Directors in charge of the Exhibition Division. He has published the novel Yo, Monstruo and is working on the graphic novel adaptation of the short film X27.

Born in Menorca (Spain), Ariadna Fortuny Cardona is the co-writer and co-director of Un sol radiant, starring Laia Artigas (Summer 1993). The film won the Talents Award at D'A 2023, Best Screenplay at Gijón 2023, and was nominated for the 2025 Feroz and Gaudí Awards. A graduate of Pompeu Fabra University and a “la Caixa” Foundation fellow, she is currently pursuing an MFA at Columbia University. Ariadna recently completed Echo, her first New York short, and is finalizing Saint Eulàlia, shot in Menorca, while developing her thesis film, Silky Tales.