Fernando J. Monge

Professional Experience

Born in 1992, he has been linked to cinema since he was very young. He began his career in audiovisuals at the age of 18, working as a sound editor on numerous top-level films and television series. Later, he decided to focus on what is his true vocation, production. Since then he has produced eight short films with a common trademark, the quality of the projects.

His good judgment when selecting projects and directors, and his way of working, have meant that all the projects produced under his label have more than two hundred selections and sixty awards. Festivals at the level of the Tribeca Festival, which selects, after ten years, a Spanish short film Baraka, also nominated for the Goya Award for Best Fiction Short Film, or Ferrotipos, which receives the jury prize at the Medina Film Week del Campo, is selected in the Madrid en Short catalog and is selected in festivals such as Bogoshort or Hollyshorts cataloging Oscar awards are some of the awards and selections for his work. Last year he received his second selection for the Goya Awards for the short documentary Mama, with which he won the Goya Award for Best Documentary Short Film.

He is one of the youngest producers to receive two nominations for the Goya Awards, but that does not mean he has left aside his role as a field producer. He has worked for HBO, Sky and Peacock this last year, while advancing in the development of new projects, his first feature film Elefante (Special Mention Madrid Pitchbox Filmarket-hub and selected in TFL Extended), the fiction series Landia, and the short film Mold fiction.