Madrid
- Language
- Spanish
- Approximate duration
- 210 min
- Date and venue
Industry Day
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Professionals
Challenges and Opportunities for Children’s Audiovisual Content in Spain
Madrid
- Language
- Spanish
- Approximate duration
- 210 min
- Date and venue
Children’s audiences represent one of today’s greatest challenges—and at the same time, one of the most exciting opportunities—within the current audiovisual landscape. This first gathering, organised as a complementary initiative to VIVABOOK Lab, aims to highlight their strategic role within the Spanish industry and to open a space for reflection, training, and dialogue among professionals, institutions, and students.
With a participatory and approachable format, the event seeks to lay the foundations for promoting high-quality content for children and to break down the barriers that still exist when writing and producing for this audience.
🗓 Friday, 21 November
📍 Puerta de Toledo Campus – Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
📍 Puerta de Toledo Campus – Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Programme:
10:00 – 11:30 | Round Table: “The Children and Family Audience: A Window of Opportunity”
Moderated by Tamara Moya (UC3M), with Yago Fandiño (RTVE), Álvaro Postigo (FECE), Verónica Buide (consultant in legal and business strategy for children’s IPs.), Nuria G. Blanco (screenwriter), and Estíbaliz Burgaleta (screenwriter selected for VIVABOOK Lab).
11:30 – 12:00 | Coffee Break
12:00 – 13:30 | Masterclass: “Writing for Children: Keys to a Strong Commercial Bible”, by Nuria G. Blanco.
A morning to reflect on the present and future of children’s audiovisual media in Spain: to share experiences, build connections, and champion an industry that truly looks towards young audiences.
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By:
Nuria González Blanco
Nuria González Blanco is a screenwriter, director and animation producer. He studied Animation at Edinburgh College of Art in Scotland where he received a nomination for the BAFTA New Talent awards for his animated short Domingueros.
Yago Fandiño
Yago Fandiño is the Director of Children's Content and the Clan channel at RTVE. He combines his responsibilities as Director of the Corporation's Children's Area with his duties as Content Manager for Clan, RTVE's children's and youth channel.
Estíbaliz Burgaleta
Estíbaliz Burgaleta studied screenwriting at ECAM; since then, she has worked as a screenwriter on numerous television series, including Skam, Velvet, Cable Girls, You're Not Special, and The Long Shadows, with her most recent project being Snakes and Ladders. She currently combines her work as a screenwriter with tutoring in ECAM's Master's program in Screenwriting for Fiction Series.
Álvaro Postigo
Álvaro Postigo (Segovia, 1965) studied at IESE (PDD 2001) and has an extensive career in the film exhibition industry spanning over 29 years.
Tamara Moya Jorge
Tamara Moya Jorge holds a PhD in Media Research and is a member of the TECMERIN Research Group (Television-Cinema: Memory, Representation and Industry). She is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Communication of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, where she coordinates the Master’s Degree in Screenwriting for Film and Television, offered in collaboration with the Writers’ Guild ALMA.
Verónica Buide
With a 20-year career in the audiovisual and entertainment industry, I have worked as executive producer of animated series and feature films, and have been involved in the global expansion of children’s animation projects such as Pocoyó, Miraculous Ladybug, Gormiti, Milo and Mortina.