Zarauza will lead the Canary Islands Audiovisual Cluster until 2027

The Canary Islands Audiovisual Cluster He has returned to deposit his trust in Rubén Zarauza, CEO of the animation producer of Amuse Studio which will continue to defend the interests of the Canarian industry as president for the next three years.

Sheing He will head the Executive Committee, Administration, address and representation body of the Canary Islands Audiovisual Cluster that ensures the fulfillment of its objectives. The CEO of Amuse Studio He has been carrying out the work of president of the Cluster during the last two years, when he replaced José Alayón.

The renewed organ after the elections has two vice presidencies: Carmen Aguado, socia directora del despacho de abogados Ecija Legal & Advisory Canarias, y Sebastián Álvarez, CEO of Volcano Films. The new secretary is José Ángel Alayón, executive producer of the film producer the trip Films, and the treasury is in the hands of Jaime Romero, CEO of Macaronesia Films.

In addition, the new executive committee has several vocal They pretend make the subsectors make that are represented within the cluster, to give greater visibility to each of them, with representatives of La Palma, Tenerife and Gran Canaria. People who hold these vocalities are Mercedes Afonso, director of Lunatic Productions; David Baute, audiovisual filmmaker of Tinglado Film; Raúl Carbó, CEO of Atlantis Animation; Virginia García, executive producer of Terra Incognita Docs; Ángeles Horna, director of Imaco 89; Concha Jaime, general director of Buendía Canarias Studies; Chedey Reyes, CEO of Jugoplastika, and Ramón Rodríguez, executive director of Cyrano Producciones.

"We are very happy with the strong support of the partners and partners of the cluster to the candidacy we present. It is a clear commitment to an innovative cluster, capable of congregating the audiovisual sector in all its aspects and that bets on its development and solidity," he said Sheing, who also values the "heterogeneity" of the new Executive Committee and tends the hand to representatives of sectors such as "video games or shows"During this new stage, the Canarian audiovisual cluster will continue working to resolve" in collaboration with the public administration "the main challenges of the audiovisual sector, such as" Mobility problems, coasts, minor permits or incentives”.