Adriiana Trujillo (Tijuana, Mexico)
Director and screenwriter. She studied a Masters in Creative Documentary at
the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, and a BA  in Communications by the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California. She has created and coordinated many TV and documentary productions, which have been exhibited in several festivals, forums and TV channels around the world.

In 2002 she won the Nacional Experimental Video Contest. She has produced
a TV show Cultura a Cuadro co produced with the Centro Cultural Tijuana and UABC (2001-2004) and Postales Corporales for Barcelona Television and UAB (2005). During 2004 she work as associate producer for Moog documentary feature documentary directed by Hans Fjellestad. She has been video curator
for Proyecta Aragon Documentary Festival (2008), Spring Reverb Festival at MCASD (2003) and co director of  YONKE life (Tijuana, 2002). Her work has being included in several film and art festivals, recent appearances include Cine Compromiso in La Plata: Argentina (2009), Proyecta Aragon (2008), San Diego Latino Film Fest (2007, 2008, 2009), Baja California Film Fest (2006), Barcelona Visual Sound (2006), Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (2006, 2007), Moctezuma-Latina (Zaragoza, Spain, 2005 -2006) Mexican Culture Institute in Washington D.C (2006), Feria ARCO (Madrid 2005), Mexican National Film Archive (2005), Caixa Forum (Barcelona 2005), Mexican Cultural Institute in
L.A (2005), Tijuana Cultural Center (LARVA Collective 2003, Diagnosticos Urbanos 2004 and Civic Project 2009), International Festival of Women in Television and Film, México City, 2004).

She is a grantee for the Mexican Institute of Cinematography (2009), National Program of Yung Artist (2008), Cultural Regional Program (2005- 2007), National Program of Artistic Education (CONACULTA-INBA-CENART, 2002)
and the National Fund for Culture and Arts for Foreign Studies (2004-05).
She’s currently working at the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California as a Coordinator of Audiovisual production and co-director of Bordocs documentary forum 2009.

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Itzel Martinez (Tijuana, Mexico)
Director, screenwriter and photographer. She has a BA in Communications by the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California. She has studied diverse courses and workshops related to research and communication, as well as visual arts taught by teachers from all over the world.  She was part of the program Morelia LAB DOC, in 2006, as part of the Morelia’s International Cinema festival. In 2008 she collaborated with the Documentary Forum of the DOCS DF Festival.
e has given classes, workshops and research for educative institutions, journalism organizations, cultural and independent programs in Tijuana
y Xalapa. She has been coordinator of the virtual exposition “Maternity” from International Project Imaginig Ourselves (www.imaginingourselves.org) from
The Internacional Women Museum of San Francisco and co-directed BorDocs Documentary Forum in Tijuana.

She has exhibitions on diverse national and internacional galleries. Her documentaries has been parto of Film Festivals, art exhibitions and research seminars in diferent countrys: Latin American Film Festival, Ultrech (Holanda), VIVA 13th Spanish and Latin Film Festival (Manchester), Kosmorama Trondheim International Film Festival (Noruega), Ambulante Documentary Tour (México), Sguardi Altrove Film Festival (Milan), International Documentary Film Festival Ámsterdam IDFA, Morelia Internacional Film Festival de Cine (México), among others. In Against the Silent all the Voices Documetary Film Festival (México 04), she won a special price (mención honorífica) and Signis award of Comunications. During 2006 Once TV Channel screen nacional wide her documentary “Let the street be Heard” 

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José Inerzia (Zaragoza, España).

Producer and sound designer. Studied in Zaragoza University, where he
also studies a Masters in Direct Sound and Studio Sound Production. He won
a scholarship for research in Communication and Information Technologies
(TIC) by the City of Aragon, Spain. He studied audiovisual production and documentary media (project developing, on line production, postproduction design and pitching) in United States, Mexico and Spain; where he also participates in several forums, festivals, workshops and seminars.

A TIC teacher for the Spanish Education Ministry, José Inerzia colaborates
with San Diego’s Media Art Center (USA) leading musical and documentary workshops. He directs FEEDBACK: Talleres de Creación Sonora, where he
has designed and taught workshops for Institutions such as Universidad Iberoamericana del Noroeste and Universidad Autónoma de Baja California.

Since 2001 has been develop different audiovisual, musical and cultural projects like: Del otro lado de la línea: Miradas Cruzadas, Routes: Body & Dialogue, Brown Bike (Nortec Collective), Pizarra Digital, Presquevu. As a producer and sound designer his work has been show in France, Italy, México, USA and Spain. He has been working on collaborative projects with producer companies and institutions: Tijuana Cultural Center and YONKEart in Méxicio, LolaFilms in Spain, University of Rennes 2 in France and San Diego State University.

He is currently producing Bordocs Documentary Forum 2009, the documentaries 3: A smuggler’s visual diary and Blvd Cucapa and working as a sound designer for independent films in Tijuana-San Diego region.

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