Júlia Francino is a writer, animator and designer specializing in visual storytelling. She trained as an art director at ESCAC and later completed a Master's degree in Animation and VFX at Vancouver Film School, thanks to a scholarship from the “la Caixa” Foundation. She is co-founder of Estudi Bicoté, a creative studio dedicated to animation and design, through which she has contributed to feature-length documentaries (Hayati, Balezaleen triskanza), series (Fast Forward, Arròs Covat), advertising projects, and collaborations with institutions and NGOs. She also collaborates with production companies such as WKND as a screenwriter and member of the development team, working on projects including the short film Buffet Paraíso, which was nominated for a Goya Award. Goma is her first short film as a director.