Inés C.

As a screenwriter, I have worked with 'Setantapercert: the value of s'aigü', a documentary that raises awareness about the scarcity of drinking water in Menorca. I am also co-director, screenwriter, and editor of 'Mi piel arena' (2018), winner of the Barcelona Film Contest and screened at the British Film Institute, among others.

In audiovisual production, I have experience from pre-production to shooting. I have worked on Paraiso (series for Movistar+), 'La voz Rosa', by Marieke Elzerman, 2023 (IFFR Premiere), and 'Where did the sheep go in summertime?' (Sr&Sra Films).

Co-creator of the non-fiction podcast @docsandtalks, where I write scripts, manage the editorial line, do voice-overs, and edit. We cover festivals live (DocsBarcelona, Dock of the Bay), as well as in person (Majordocs, Sevilla, Zinebi) and online (D'A, Play-doc, La inesperada).

I create podcast content for Dirdira Lab, a film creation laboratory.

As a video editor, I have worked on documentary projects such as 'Maneras de vivir' for Barret Films Coop. In addition to producing and editing videos for festivals like Dock of the Bay, as well as videos designed for the web and interactive content, music videos, and my own pieces. I also have experience creating videos intended for museum exhibitions.

I write curatorial texts and content for exhibitions, centers, and any type of digital creative content. I participated in the writing and programming of part of the exhibition 'Somewhere from here to heaven' curated by Garbiñe Ortega for Azkuna Zentroa in Bilbao. Additionally, I published an essay on the genealogy of video on Artxiboa, the website of the San Sebastián Festival archive.

I also write film criticism, currently for Rockdelux, and have published in Culturplaza, RTVE Lab, El Mundo CV, Levante EMV, and Elhypemag. I was selected for the 1st Laboratory of Cultural, Creative, and Festival Journalism in Seville (2021).