On Thursday, March 3 at 19.30h starts the "II RAMPA professional meeting on audiovisual industry" with two outstanding representatives of the Advertising sector.
Inés Segura, executive producer of Primo, will share this first free online session with Juana Jiménez, director of advertising film photography, and both will debate with the audience about the problems and particularities of the advertising industry in Spain from an eminently didactic and gender perspective.
Inés Segura, who participates in this meeting at the proposal of theAPCP (Asociación de Productoras de Cine Publicitario), has 22 years of experience in advertising production and in this first session she will highlight the most relevant works of her career, analyze the current situation in the audiovisual industry and reveal how women advertising professionals in Spain are filming today.
Inés studied Audiovisual Communication in Barcelona and after finishing her studies she started working in television, but at the age of 20 she already made her first incursions into the world of advertising production. Before Primo she worked in Agosto for 9 years and also in the agency Blur. Since she was a child it was clear to her that she wanted to work in advertising production, in fact at the age of 6 she did her first advertising campaign as an actress and after many shoots she discovered that her place was behind the cameras.
Juana Jiménez, who participates in the Meeting at the proposal of AEC (Asociación Española de Directoras y Directores de Fotografía), studied Image and Sound at the Complutense University of Madrid and graduated from the ECAM in Cinematography. Although she was born in Bogota, she has lived in Madrid since immemorial times. She is a cinematographer because she has always been fascinated by light and because she is one of those people who thinks in images. She likes practically all the stories that can be told, music, books and painting. He also enjoys working in a team and filming.
He has been working in advertising for more than 10 years, with the main Spanish production companies (where his work since his beginnings with CANADA stands out) and some South American ones, for clients such as Movistar, IKEA, El Corte Inglés, Orange, Vodafone, Siemens, Mango, SFR or Mastercard, among others. He has also worked on short films, documentaries and a long list of music videos for relevant Spanish musicians and artists such as Najwa Nimri, Marlango, Chistina Rosenvinge or Russian Red.
Don't miss our guests in this "II RAMPA professional meeting on audiovisual industry" first session and learn how they got here, their references, concerns and future projects.
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