A character animator with 12 years of experience at Disney ("Tangled", "Zootopia" and "Moana", the latter two Oscar winners), he currently works at Moon Studios as a cinematics animator. Daniel has worked in the animation industry as a traditional 2D and CGI animator in a variety of projects and locations around the world. Mentor of the professional online workshop Animsquad since 2017. Writer, director and creator of the virtual reality short film "The Remedy" (2019), created entirely with the virtual reality app "Quill".

After graduating in Fine Arts, he starts his career as a multidisciplinary artist between classical techniques and digital art, he enters as a Junior Artist in the videogame studio Digital Chocolate, there he will gain experience until he reaches the senior category and will found his own studio, Omnidrone where he will carry out the art direction of various projects. Simultaneously, Enric continues to mature his artistic work, whose interest revolves around existentialism and other philosophical concepts. After more than 10 years involved in the video game industry, Enric decides to give a turn to his career and deepen the audiovisual field, leaving the production of video games to focus on making his own projects, focused on animation and CGI, assuming the role of art director and director, doing work for film and advertising, among his current projects are "IBIS" and "Lumen", VR animation series awarded at Annecy 2023.

He studied filmmaking at the University of Palermo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, later specializing in animation doing 3D short courses at Image Campus and finally returning from Animation Mentor in 2009. In 2005 he founded Mcfly Studio, one of the leading animation studios in Buenos Aires working for a wide range of clients and projects during all these years such as Legendary Pictures, Disney, Fox, Netflix, Ubisoft, Unicef, Bradesco, Marvel, Boca Juniors, Ford, among others. In 2009 he founded Moushon! a monthly magazine specialized in animation that spread animation in Latin America. Federico is the creator and director of the award-winning animated series Tierra de Rufianes, and the co-director of El Paraíso, an Epic Mega grant winning animated feature film noir that will hit theaters in September 2022. Towards the end of 2021 he released REBELS in association with Facebook Oculus, a virtual reality narrative story that premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2021. Federico is currently based in Montreal working for Reel Fx as VFX Supervisor in the new Virtual Production department where they have just launched on Netflix, Super Giant Robot Brothers, the first animated series created using virtual production under the direction of acclaimed director and Pixar veteran, Mark Andrews.

He studied Fine Arts in Madrid, but ended up moving to the digital field, doing a master's degree in 3D animation. He also ended up moving to London, where he has developed most of his professional career. He lived and worked there for about 5 years, animating TV series for children, but always trying to cover other areas. In 2020 he returned to Spain, where he was part of the team of animators for the new installment of Tadeo Jones: "Tadeo Jones 3: Curse of the Mummy". That same year he participated in the first call of Next Lab, where he ended up being one of the 3 winning projects with "Going Down". Since then he works as a freelance collaborating in different animation projects as a VR artist or animator. He combines this with teaching experimental animation at the U-TAD university in Madrid, where he continues experimenting and developing new working methodologies.

During the last few years he has been linked to Pinkman.tv studio as senior lighter and CG Supervisor with three projects completed, among them the Oscar winning "The Windshield Wiper", and the two Emmy winning "Jibaro", both directed by Alberto Mielgo. He has also been CG Technical Supervisor at In-Efecto, with the series project "Tara Duncan", where he was part of the studio's pipeline design team. He is currently the CTO of Hampa Studio, with more than ten projects in parallel in different states, focused on the development and implementation of proprietary and free software in workflows with "realtime" technology in 2D and 3D animation.

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Originally from Madrid, he started his career in animation more than ten years ago, working in several countries such as Singapore, Spain, England, France and the United States. He has collaborated with renowned studios such as Sony Pictures, Nickelodeon and Netflix, in roles such as designer, art director and storyboard artist. In 2021 he debuted as a director with the virtual reality film Madrid Noir, which won several awards, including an Emmy in 2022. He also founded Martirio Films in 2023, with the aim of promoting genre animation nationally and internationally.

María Luquero is a creative director, production supervisor and 3D artist with a solid background in the animation industry. She has worked as Production Coordinator in outstanding projects such as Pocoyo, Tadeo Jones or El Ranchito VFX, among others. Currently, she is directing the pilot episode of her first original series, Titan Tofu, which has been selected in multiple national and international markets, highlighting MIFA Pitches, at the Festival d'Annecy, or Cartoon Forum. At the same time he develops his personal brand, Luquero Studio, where he offers specialized services in Art Direction, 3D Illustration and Animation Production.

Graduated from Hakob Kojoyan Art High School (2009) and Yerevan State University of Theater and Cinematography (2013) as a film art director. He was a designer at the well-known ReAnimania International Animation and Comic Festival (2010-2012); and has worked as an art director on more than 10 films, including the acclaimed Aurora's Sunrise. In 2018 he co-founded the Armenian studio OnOff Studio, where he has played a key role in numerous projects, including the feature film Zako, which was supported by the Armenian National Film Center and made entirely with Quill.

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