Andrea Jaurrieta

Pamplona, 1986

Máster in Filmmaking at the ESCAC (School of Cinema and Audiovisuals of Cataluña). BA in Audiovisual Comunication at Complutense University of Madrid. Also graduated in Drama Studies at the William Layton Lab.ANA DE DÍA will be her first feature film. She combines this job with her work as a History of cinema professor in the William Layton Lab drama school, Central of Cinema or Theory of Audiovisual Design in the European Institute of Design (IED). Previously she has directed seven short films as THE PASSING YEARS WILL SHOW (2013), selected worldwide in numerous national and international film festivals; S.E.D (2009), with which she was awarded as the Best Director of her prom by the University Complutense Madrid, or her last work SOME BIRDS AREN'T MEANT TO BE CAGED (2016), winner of the festival Navarra Tierra de Cine and currently in distribution in international festivals. She also has created several video-installations that have been exhibited in national and international art centers and Spanish cultural institutions as the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome, where she was awarded with it's prestigious grant during the year 2010-2011.