Masterclass that offers a contemporary perspective on the role of women in the film and audiovisual industry. Using data on the representation of women in the sector, their professional experiences, and an analysis of excerpts from recent films, the masterclass explores the progress made and the challenges that remain for the creative and industrial development of women filmmakers. The masterclass examines how these transformations are influencing the way we create, narrate, and produce today. It is a space for reflection and dialogue aimed at students and professionals interested in understanding where the sector is evolving and what opportunities are opening up for a more diverse, competitive, and sustainable industry.
Biografía
A journalist and producer from Huelva, her professional career has made her a leading figure in the industry. As a journalist, Inés Romero has worked in the press, radio and television. After working in the communications departments of various institutions in Huelva, she joined the initial team at Canal Sur TV, where she has been a writer, correspondent in Huelva, head of programming, and director of several programmes.
In 2005, she founded her own production company (
www.arrayas.com), with which she has produced feature-length fiction and animated films for channels and platforms. These include
Brujerías, directed by Virginia Curiá (Netflix),
Bajo el mismo cielo, by Silvia Munt, and
Lo que ha llovido, by Antonio Cuadri. She recently produced and directed, along with documentary filmmaker Pablo Coca,
Generación Jarcha, a documentary for RTVE and Canal Sur about the legendary band of the Spanish Transition, to which she belonged in its early days and which received the Medal of Andalusia in 2024. She is a founding member of the Andalusian Association of Women in Audiovisual Media (AAMMA) and has served as the Andalusian delegate for CIMA, the Association of Women Filmmakers and Audiovisual Media Professionals.
Tuesday 10 March / 11:30 a.m.
Sala Rectorado de la UMA
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