Specialization in journalism and social communication

Although as a child she dreamed of being a sailor and detective, the Daniela Rea we know today is a writer and journalist. She specializes in nonfiction stories and enjoys experimenting with different formats such as journalistic, literary, and audiovisual. She is fascinated by learning about people’s lives, exploring their day to day, and understanding how they inhabit their space.

You can find her work at Pie de Página, among other platforms. She has collaborated with documentalists like Everaldo González, Ai Wei Wei, and Rodrigo Reyes and is the author of i]Nadie les pidió perdón[/i] and coauthor of La Tropa: Por qué mata un soldado.

Guillermo Osorno is a creative director, strategist, and educator with over twenty years of experience leading advertising campaigns from brief to presentation. He has worked both in agencies and on in-house teams, holding leadership positions at DDB, ...

With a background in journalism, presenting, and acting, Domingas Person, is an expert in communication and storytelling. Originally from São Paulo, Brazil, now living in California, USA, Domingas started out working in television, first as a producer, then a reporter, and finally a TV host. She comes from a family of filmmakers and always knew she wanted to be on screen talking about a passion of hers; cinema. Domingas also pursued acting, as her other love, and decided to study theater. Since then she has seen the skills of acting and of presenting complement one another.

During her successful television career spanning more than ten years, Domingas has worked for numerous TV channels including TNT, and Canal Brasil. She’s interviewed artists from across the globe, covered cultural events, and hosted high-profile live award ceremonies such as the Oscars, GRAMMYs, and Golden Globes. Domingas also runs workshops for those seeking to improve their communication and presence in front of the camera.

Javier Sinay is a renowned journalist and writer specialized in the chronicle genre. With an outstanding international career, his articles have been published in media around the world and he has received multiple recognitions for his work. Javier has written fascinating books that address diverse topics and has collaborated in various literary anthologies.

His focus on chronicling as a means of making sense of the world and sharing it with the public makes him an expert in his field. With their guidance, you can learn from their experience and knowledge to become a skilled chronicler.

Finbarr O’Reilly is an award-winning Irish-Canadian photographer and multimedia journalist based in Barcelona, with more than 20 years of experience. He has spent most of his career producing industry-leading coverage of conflict zones, complex humanitarian crises, and issues concerning social justice. He is driven to tell stories that may otherwise be overlooked, represent a range of voices, and challenge preconceived perspectives about people and places, creating a sense of human connection.

Finbarr lived in West and Central Africa for over a decade documenting conflicts in several countries in those areas. He is a frequent contributor to The New York Times and works for organizations such as the Nobel Peace Prize. He has won numerous awards for his photography and multimedia work including World Press Photo, Laureate Carmignac Photojournalism Award, 2020 Emmy Award, and 2012 Academy Award best documentary shortlist. He’s held academic fellowships at Yale, Columbia, and Harvard universities, and is the author of the nonfiction memoir, Shooting Ghosts: A U.S. Marine, a Combat Photographer, and Their Journey Back from War.