Arranca la XVII edición del Máster en Producción y Gestión Audiovisual (MPXA)

Este título propio de la Universidade da Coruña está organizado por la Fundación Santiago Rey Fernández-Latorre con la colaboración del Ayuntamiento de A Coruña y AGADIC (Axencia Galega das Industrias Culturais).

El próximo lunes 19 de octubre se inaugurará la XVII edición del Máster en Produción e Xestión Audiovisual (MPXA), título propio de la Universidade da Coruña que organiza la Fundación Santiago Rey Fernández-Latorre con la colaboración del Ayuntamiento de A Coruña y AGADIC (Axencia Galega das Industrias Culturais).

Since 1999, the MPXA has trained more than 200 Executive Production professionals in different areas of the audiovisual sector: film, television, animation and new media. Among its students are professionals of great international prestige such as Teresa Fernández-Valdés, founding partner of Bambú Producciones, along with Ramón Campos, or Emma Lustres and Borja Pena, founders of Vaca Films and producers of The Unknown y The Child, among other successes.

The MPXA curriculum, aimed at graduates interested in the audiovisual production process, addresses the necessary diversity of knowledge of an Executive Producer and offers students a wide range of subjects that include scriptwriting, project sales techniques, production sessions with an administrative focus (intellectual property, contracts, subsidies...), notions of distribution, analysis of formats and programming policies and professional deontology, among others.

Throughout the year, more than fifty active professionals in the sector teach classes at the MPXA. Between October and December, Javier Pérez de Silva, founding partner of La Competencia, will pass through the Master's classrooms; Víctor López, creator of entertainment brands such as Jelly Jamm and Pocoyó; Pepe Coira, screenwriter and Executive Producer of fiction and documentary series; Alfonso Zarauza, director of 'The Phenomenons'; Alfonso Blanco, director of Portocabo Producciones; and Alberto Guntín, director of Audiovisual Voice Development, among other professionals.

To complement this theoretical training, in June students carry out a minimum of two months of paid internships in regional and national production companies.