Joseba Alfaro has directed dozens of short films, and he firmly believes in the french term «film d’auteur«. This does not mean he just makes «small» projects, and he embarks on genres such as science fiction or action, shooting outdoors and with all the possible practical special effects. For him it is very important to write the script and be part of the processes involved in audiovisual narrative. Also, he devours commercial and studio movies, but until he gets to undertake such projects, he feels very comfortable producing, writing and directing his own ones.

In Destroy Madrid, as he did in his last works REM or Trimake, he takes over the cinematography and camera operation —tasks he feels very comfortable with.

At the same time, Joseba also carries out post-production work. Since he began his studies focusing on film editing, he edits all his projects and even assumes the processing of some VFX.

Currently, Joseba wants to focus his efforts on making Balas Ciegas, a feature film he has been working on along four years, and the adaptation of Destroy Madrid.

The collaboration between Txetxu Rojo and Joseba Alfaro began in 2007 with the filming of the medium-lenght film Trimake, where the stunt team performed jumps, fight choreography and chases. After being unable to work together in REM due to scheduling problems, they coincide again in Destroy Madrid. Txetxu has been performing stunts for national and international movies and TV series for over 20 years, as well as TV ads for DGT, Sony, Virgin Mobile, Powerade, etc. He runs the only Spanish school of stunts and he is the founder of the Stuntmen’s National Spanish Association. Besides, he is registered as Antorcha Humana ^® (Human Torch), and he is the only stuntman in our country who is able to set himself alight without protection clothes. Visit the official website.

Born in June 1989 in Leon, Nacho Nava moved to Madrid in 2007 to study Audiovisual Communication at the Carlos III University. During this period, he performed various activities related to cinema, as the founding of the University Association Nouvelle Back and his first animated short film ¿Y tú quién eres?. As part of the internship program, he began to work in the summer of 2011 as assistant director at the control room of  TVE Canal 24 horas. After finishing college, he studied a master about Direction of Fiction Series at Nebrija University, in collaboration with Globomedia. He worked as gaffer in the TV series Aída, and he directed several episodes of the web series Justos por Pecadores, for El Sótano Neox. In recent years, he has participated in numerous short films as lighting technician (REM, by Joseba Alfaro, 2013) and as art director (El Centinela, by Aitor Iturriza and Bernat Gual, 2014; Sinceridad, by Andrea Casaseca, 2013; and La Guerra Fría, by Inés María Pintor y Pablo Santidrián, 2013). He has also been director and producer of the short film Dry, 2012, and the Lip-Dub 2013 at Complutense University of Madrid. He was finalist at Cryptshow Festival (Barcelona) with two horror and fantasy stories, two consecutive years.

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Laura Racero is a digital illustrator and graphic/web designer. She began experimenting with various artistic mediums from a very early age, eventually finding home in photography and graphic design —which led to expanding her career into web design and photoillustration. Throughout her 15 years of experience, Laura has developed projects for clients such as Coca-Cola, L’Oréal, Springfield, Biotherm, Alfa Romeo and Samsung —only to mention a few. Her works have been featured in some of the most widely read digital magazines, top design blogs and in the prestigious Arte & Diseño (Spanish edition of Computer Arts). Her first contact with the world of audiovisual fiction comes through collaborating with Joseba Alfaro in the design of the poster of REM. Currently, she is working on the poster for the independent film Fuera de Foco, and she is involved in the post-production and design of promotional material of Destroy Madrid. Laura is focused on directing her career towards these new paths, making the most of her skills as digital artist and photographer.  

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