Bachelor degree in Audiovisual Communications

Alumni achievements

• Smoking Club feature film 129 normas
  Alberto Utrera, with a degree in Audiovisual Communication, premieres his debut feature film Smoking Club in the spring of 2017. 129 normas The film is produced by MOA Studio in collaboration with The Lobby, starring Rodrigo Poison and Jimmy Castro, among others.
• Dinosauriosshort film
  Daniel Allué Dinosaurios' short film - winner of the Best Short Film AdN 2015 - was chosen as one of the best university short films of the year by the FilmNow project. FilmNow is the distribution catalogue of ECAM's short films that aims to promote and support Spain's audiovisual talent.
• Filming of the series Tuentime
  Tuentime, a series, is the outcome of the Nebrija Valley Tuenti project, which integrates qualitative research on mobile content with the creation of a fiction series for broadcast exclusively on smartphones and tablets. Both undergraduate and postgraduate students are involved.
• A former student presents his first short film
  Rubén Navarro, an Audiovisual Communication graduate, has presented his first short film in Los Angeles: In tune with you.
• Audiovisual Communication graduate creates a range of film projects
  Daniel Eceolaza, an Audiovisual Communication graduate and a member of the FEVER art group, has implemented several film projects for brands such as ING, Chevrolet and UEM, among others. He has launched his own website (www.deceolaza.com).
• Audiovisual Communication students create fiction series pilot Third-year Audiovisual Communication students Tom Lombardi, Ignacio Poveda, María Martínez, Noelia Martín and Francisco García took part in the First Young Creators Contest by creating a pilot for a TV sitcom.
• Audiovisual Communication graduate takes part in a short film that wins an award Austria
  Javier Cruz, a graduate of the Audiovisual Communication bachelor's programme at Universidad Nebrija, took part as a camera operator and director's assistant for a short film which won the Special Jury Prize at the Austrian Short film festival Film Riss. The film, directed by Christian Juri, is titled Jukka On The Palm Tree. The 23-minute story is divided into three episodes produced by Meduusa TV. It is the story of an unhappy boy who wants to change his life, and after a Marian apparition he decides to do so. However, what seemed very easy to achieve becomes a bloodsoaked story with an extreme ending. Available at www.meduusa.tv
• Short film by an Audiovisual Communication student wins awards and nominations The short film La partida (The Game), by Javier Lucas, a student of Audiovisual Communication at Universidad Nebrija, was selected for most of the festivals where it was submitted. At the XXVII Mostra de Cinema de Mataró the film was nominated for an Audience Prize. The merit of this work increases when we see that it is the director's first film and that it has been shot in digital video. La partida has involved several students: Javier Lucas (script and direction), Claudia Lorenzo and Aurora Fernández (script), Raquel Aldovera and Laura Sánchez (art direction), Rodrigo García (assistant director and camera) and David Gómez (director of photography). The film tells the story of a strange visit to a 5-year-old child. The child plays a game with the visitor in which we will know the secret of a full life that is coming to an end.
• Three students get bursaries under agreements between Nebrija and local town councils
  Three Journalism and Audiovisual Communications undergraduates (Mónica Vázquez, Evelyn Vidal and Jorge Antonio Santiago) were awarded bursaries set in motion by Universidad Antonio de Nebrija in partnership with six town councils of the north-east area of the Madrid region. Each of the town councils announced requests for applications for two bursaries for new undergraduates, and another bursary for any of the master's or doctorate programmes taught by the University. The bursaries will fund 50% of annual tuition fees, excluding registration fees. The bursaries can be renewed for subsequent academic years on application by the beneficiary students, provided that they show that they have achieved marks of “merit” and above. The selection process took account of academic achievement and other merits of the candidates, and secondly, a household means test.
• Asier Urbieta is awarded a prize at the XXVI Lekeitio Film and Video Festival
  Asier Urbieta, with a degree in Audiovisual Communication from Nebrija University, was awarded a prize at the XXVI Lekeitio Film and Video Festival in the professional creation section for his work “Perfume”. Asier is the author of the original script and director of the work. The award-winning short film was produced in 2004 by Universidad Nebrija and Dryhouse Produktions. The technical team consists of the graduates: Irene Granados, director of actors; Ángel Fraguela, art director; Andrés Casaseca, director of photography; Alex González, assistant director; and Paco Pastor and Raquel Hervás, editors. The actors are also Nebrija graduates: Juan Manuel Martínez, Mirian Hijar and Mirjam Vom Banniseht.
• TVE broadcasts the short film Larzábal, directed, written and produced by graduates of the Universidad Nebrija
  Televisión Española bought the rights for the short film Larzábal, broadcast on the programme “Metrópolis” of Segunda TV channel. Larzábal is a short film written, directed and produced by former students of Universidad Nebrija, which has had the collaboration of the University and Torrelodones City Council. Directed by: Asier Urbieta and Andrés Casaseca, graduates of Universidad Nebrija. Script: Asier Urbieta. Production: Dryhouse Produktions (graduates of Universidad Nebrija: Mirian Hijar, Irene Granados, Raquel Hervás, Alex González, Asier Urbieta and Andrés Casaseca). Larzábal was selected at many festivals: Cortarte (Llodio), Mínima (Gandia), Errenteriako Hiria (Rentería), Santa María de Europa (Madrid), Euskal Bilera (Lekeitio) and Envideo (Cáceres). It received three awards: a runners-up prize for the best audiovisual work awarded by the Youth Institute (INJUVE); the second prize in the “Pla Següència” contest at the Terrassa Festival and the second prize at the AdN Short Film Festival in Madrid.
• Alberto Utrera, winner of the short film “Sonidos del Alma” (Sounds of the Soul)
  With a degree in Audiovisual Communication from the Universidad Nebrija, Alberto Utrera won the first short film prize at the Colegio Mayor Santa María de Europa for his short film “Sonidos del alma”. This short film has already received the audience first prize at the AdN Festival and was selected in the official section of the Vitoria International Film Festival and in the official section of the Medina del Campo International Film Festival.
• Raúl Rojo publishes his book “Cine negro” (Noir cinema)
  Raúl Rojo, a bachelor's graduate in Audiovisual Communication from Universidad Antonio de Nebrija, has had his first book published: “Cine negro. De Halcón maltés a El hombre que nunca estuvo allí”, a work that immerses us in the nocturnal, smoky and passionate universe that Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett created in their novels. The author analyses the historical, cultural and economic circumstances that gave rise to noir, studying the directors and the major films of this exciting film genre, from its origins to the present day.