Skyline Fest
Sonia Bautista Alarcón

Sonia Bautista Alarcón

Jury PNR (Plataforma Nuevos Realizadores) Cineasta, guionista y directora del Festival de Cine de Madrid FCM-PNR 6th Edition 2022
La Roda, Albacete, 1985. Degree in Audiovisual Communication from the USP-CEU in Madrid; CSU Marketing, Communication and Event Management by the UCM. Member of the Spanish Film Academy. She studied scriptwriting at the International Film and Television School of San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba. As a result of this trip, the documentary “A Same Son, Habaneros and Cadiz” was born, 2009, which she co-directed with Ana García. In addition, she wrote and directed the documentary “One Day In Les Roquettes”, 2010. As a screenwriter and director, in 2016 she premiered the short film “Lamento de Acantilado” with a Special Mention in the Cambio y Corto Contest in Madrid and Official Section in various festivals. In 2017 she “TW. For Today’s People”, Award for Best Performance in a National Short Film and PNR Partner ex-aequo (María Reyes Arias) at the 26th FCM-PNR Madrid Film Festival and Official Section at various festivals. In 2020 she writes and directs the short film “La luz de la Esperanza” and in 2021 “El gift de David”, both works with the executive production of the PideTaxi brand.In recent years she has also produced, written and directed several video clips and advertising pieces. He has been a member of the jury at numerous national and international festivals and laboratories and her restless and multidisciplinary nature has led him to combine his working life in different media, communication offices and agencies, specializing in communication and marketing management. She is currently immersed in the reproduction of various film projects, she is the director of the FCM-PNR Madrid Film Festival. She has been part of the Board of Directors of the New Filmmakers Platform for five years and has been president of said Association until February 2022. In 2019 she premiered as executive producer of the short film “Fronteras” by Violeta Barca-Fontana. She also highlights her work as a costume designer on the short films. Her work in the costume, makeup and hairdressing departments in the Hispanic-Mexican feature film “Pozoamargo” by Enrique Rivero, 2017, helped her to be a finalist in the 31st edition of the Goya Awards 2017.