ESCAC Talent Drives This Autumn’s Spanish Series
Meet the alumni behind your favourite series
This autumn, ESCAC talent is shining brightly in the production of some of the most prominent series on television and streaming platforms in Spain. ESCAC graduates are behind productions that have captivated audiences, taking on key roles in directing, writing, editing, cinematography, sound and art direction.
Here’s a look at some of the season’s most anticipated titles:
- Yo, adicto (Disney Plus) and Celeste (Movistar Plus) are directed by Elena Trapé and edited by Roberto Bra, both ESCAC graduates.
- Cómo cazar a un monstruo (Prime Video), directed by Carles Tamayo.
- Dieciocho (RTVE), directed and written by Hammudi Al-Rahmoun Font and Damià Serra, with cinematography by Andreu Adam Rubiralta and editing by Jaume Martí.
- La última noche en Tremor (Netflix), written by Jordi Vallejo, with cinematography by Bernat Bosch and Albert Pascual, sound by Laura Díez Mora and art direction by Dídac Bono. Judith Miralles is in charge of editing, delivering an impeccable production.
- Cites Barcelona (Som 3 cat, Prime Video) brings together directors and writers including Paco Caballero, Patricia Font, Nely Reguera and Eric Navarro, who are working together to bring a new season of the iconic Catalan series to life.
- Querer (Movistar Plus), created by Júlia de Paz and Eduard Sola.
- Regreso a las sabinas (Disney Plus), written by Jordi Calafí.
- ¿A qué estás esperando? (Atresplayer), written by Natalia Durán, with cinematography by Jose Luis Pulido.
- El gran salto (Atresplayer), with cinematography by Isaac Vila.
- Mamen Mayo (SkyShowtime), directed by Carmen Aumedes, with VFX by Lluis Castells, sound by Marc Bech, and writing by Daniel González, Eduard Sola and Pol Cortecans.
- Invisible (Disney Plus), directed by Paco Caballero.
- Asalto al Banco Central (Netflix), edited by Jose Luis Romeu and Oriol Domènech.
The presence of our graduates in these productions not only highlights the quality of ESCAC’s education, but also our key role in supplying the industry with top-level professionals.
Congratulations to everyone who helps ensure that the ESCAC name continues to make its mark on the audiovisual industry!
