Pablo Dávila Castañeda

Everything we do COUNTS. I try to tell stories by going "from the logical to the magical," turning complex information into an inspiring narrative.

I have a long background in film marketing, especially as a graphic designer, but now I live creating narratives in book, video, strategic plan, brand story, or whatever format my audience demands.

I try to make my work support ideas I admire: social changes that don't displace anyone, the value of culture, a concept of wealth based on responsibility. In each project, I develop everything related to ideas with words; and for anything else (graphic design, video, translation), I rely on people better than me.

They have trusted our work:

Social entities (COCEMFE, Spanish Parkinson's Federation, United Way Foundation),

Institutions of various scales (ICEX, Invest in Spain, Cervantes Institute, Xunta de Galicia),

ESG agencies (EthicLab, Grand),

Universities (Complutense, Granada, A Coruña, Barcelona),

Print media (Gràffica, Experimenta, El País),

Various companies (Mediapro, Portocabo, Tornasol Films, The Walt Disney Company, Able&Baker Animation Studio) and a good number of personal brands.

I also write fiction, for pleasure and by commission. I enjoy reflecting emotional encounters —often with a great deal of humor— to present conflicts as a form of growth.

My novel "Ellos encantados" (2018) has sold thousands of copies, has been listed as one of Audible's top ten comedy audiobooks, and has been optioned for film by the Scenic Rights agency, with me as a script consultant.

I have developed other film projects such as "El museo de la intemperie" (with the support of AGADIC, Xunta de Galicia), "López y el factor marino" (produced by Rubén Zarauza), and two feature film treatments for the animation studio Able&Baker, one of them based on an original story by Oscar nominee Javier Recio.