– In two weeks, scripts primarily based all over variety have been created, such as, between other people, El shomes i els diez, by Arnau Vilaró Moncasí (co-screenwriter of Alcarràs)
Spanish Film Academy Initial Vice-President Rafael Portela (third from the remaining) and actress Daniela Vega (next to him), godmother of the Summer Campus, with the participants and mentors
They ended up two “rigorous and successful” months, according to Inés Enciso, coordinator of the initial Spanish Film Academy Summer Campus, which ended on Saturday 16 July in Valencia. Minority and below-represented groups are the focus of their 8 assignments, which have been mentored by Montxo Armendáriz, Belén Funes, Valérie Delpierre, Santiago A. Zannou, Fernando Franco and Neus Ballús.
Participants provided: Ana Angono (writer of the book Mujeres guerreras a las que rezo), with the screenplay titled 88, about a neo-Nazi female who starts off to problem her actions Arnau Vilaró Moncasí (co-screenwriter of Alcarràs [+see also:
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At the closing ceremony, the Initially Vice-President of the Spanish Movie Academy, producer Rafael Portela (who will existing the sequence Apagón [+see also:
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The 8 filmmakers concerned in the very first version of the Spanish Movie Academy Summer Campus, whose godmother was Chilean actress Daniela Vega (A Great Lady [+see also:
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(Translated from Spanish by Vicky York)
