Manager of CLAVNA, cultural producer and consultant, film producer, and music promoter with over twenty years of experience in the field of contemporary cultural production and distribution. A cultural entrepreneur with international experience, particularly in Latin America, he specializes in the creation, management, executive, and technical production of cultural projects in the fields of audiovisual arts, music, and performing arts. He directed and produced El Olvido de la Memoria (The Forgotten Memory) in 1999, the documentary Bagdad Rap (Baghdad Rap) in 2005, Sé donde está el dinero mamá (I Know Where the Money Is, Mom) in 2015, and the web series The Astronaut (The Astronaut) in 2016.

Andrea Jaurrieta (Pamplona, ​​1986). Director and screenwriter. Her debut feature, Ana de día (2018), which she also produced, participated in more than 30 national and international festivals, winning 11 awards, culminating in her nomination for Best New Director at the 33rd Goya Awards in 2019. Her short films have been selected for numerous national and international festivals, and some of her video installations and video creations have been exhibited in various Spanish cultural institutions. In 2015, she was awarded the director's meritorious position in the film Julieta for Pedro Almodóvar. Her projects have received grants from the Royal Spanish Academy in Rome, the Residencia de Estudiantes in Madrid, and the Spanish Academy of Cinematographic Arts. She holds a degree in Audiovisual Communication from the Complutense University of Madrid, where she was recognized with the award for Best Director of her class. She also holds a Master's degree in Film Directing from ESCAC (National Academy of Arts) and a diploma in Dramatic Arts from the William Layton Laboratory. She combines her film projects with her work as a professor of Film History, Acting, and Directing at various specialized schools and universities in Madrid.

Stephanie Mutsaerts is a Canadian from Vancouver who ended up in Pamplona twenty-five years ago by chance. With an academic background in humanities, she dedicated more than twelve years to teaching English at the Public University of Navarra until she decided to start two companies: "Heart of Pamplona" for tourist apartments and "Northern Spain Travel", an inbound travel agency that plans and guides travelers throughout the local area with a deep understanding of the local environment and culture. She also provides local production support services for location scouting and addressing language barriers.

A graduate in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Navarra and a Master of Business Administration from the Chamber of Commerce of Navarra, she has worked at the INAAC Foundation (Institute of Audiovisual Arts and Cinematography) since 2011. Since 2014, she has been the Director of the Navarra Film Commission, an office dedicated to developing the audiovisual sector in the region and attracting filming to the region.

He graduated as an Industrial Engineer with a specialty in "Electronics, Automation, and Systems Engineering" from the Public University of Navarra. He continued his studies with a Master's in Business Administration, in addition to several related courses. Since October 2017, he has been a Partner and Advisor at Estudios Melitón and Melitón Films.