We interview Eugeni Osácar, Research Director of the Tourism, Hospitality and Gastronomy Campus CETT-UB. He is also a lecturer at the University School of Hospitality and Tourism CETT-UB, an expert in marketing, heritage, cultural tourism and film tourism. In October he is publishing a new edition of Barcelona: Movie Walks, a book which reviews our city’s film history.
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07/26/2018We interview Andreu Meixide, member of the association Panorama180 and Co-Director of the BccN Barcelona Creative Commons Film Festival. We talk to him about this festival which has consolidated itself as a world benchmark space for Creative Commons film and audiovisual.
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06/29/2018We interview Josep Lluís i Falcó, a lecturer in History of Art at the University of Barcelona and creator of the web MusicAudiovisual.
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05/04/2018We interview Laurenz Puddick, International Sales Manager of KFTV, a website that helps you to search for film, TV and commercial production services companies in 173 countries. On KFTV, you can find everything from film commissions, locations services, film crew, camera equipment and studios.
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04/19/2018We interview Tiina Lokk-Tramberg, director and founder of the PÖFF Black Nights Festival in Tallinn, Estonia.
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03/28/2018We interview Eva Valiño, a sound engineer. Despite studying Information Sciences and the Performing Arts and working as an advertising copywriter in Costa Rica, when the world of sound entered her life, she decided to go to Cuba to study film at the San Antonio de los Baños Film and Television School.
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02/26/2018We interview Andrés Vallés and María de los Ángeles Casal, two of the managers of Servicevision. The company was founded in Barcelona in 1986 by the Vallés brothers to offer technical services to the film industry. Although they began by developing optical systems and renting out equipment for shootings, the company then began to manufacture its own products and its renowned Scorpio head can be found on shootings worldwide.
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01/29/2018We interview Miquel Rutllant, the new Chairman of the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster and Director General of Lavinia, just when he comes out of the first meeting of the association in which he participates as Chairman.
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12/27/2017She has worked in television production and management for seven years in Barcelona on programmes such as Homo Zapping, Buenafuente and Salvados, and in the United Kingdom on Emmerdale and Coronation Street. After completing her degree in Sustainable and Environmental Management at the University of Leeds, she found this position as Sustainable Production Coordinator in albert, a project created by BAFTA and the BBC.
