Blanca Rey

Producer and cultural promoter, graduated with a Bachelor Degree of Audiovisual Arts (with a specialization on Production) at the National Experimental University of the Arts (Venezuela, 2018), and with culminated studies for a Bachelor Degree of Arts (specializing on Cultural Promotion) at the Central University of Venezuela (2004). She was director of the Distribuidora Nacional de Cine Amazonia Films, for 4 years; institution responsible for the organization of the Latin American and Caribbean Margarita Film Festival and also coordinated the realization of the First International Film Festival of Caracas in 2014. As president of the National Cinematheque of Venezuela, between 2016 and 2017, she promoted the project for the recovery of the film archive of the institution. Achieving its reincorporation to the International Federation of Film Archives and the Latin American Coordinator of Moving Images Archives. With her company El Perro Andaluz 2.0, she has worked in the executive production of more than 30 documentaries for Venezuelan television, specializing in themes related to identity and intangible heritage; and wrote and directed 23 animated short films for children. Associated producer in the feature film Being Impossible, by Patricia Ortega (released on 2018 at the Valladolid International Film Week, where it was awarded the Espiga Arcoiris, and which also won the UNETE award during the 40th Festival of New Latin American Cinema in La Habana), she is also associated producer in Ortega's second feature Mamacruz (produced by La Claqueta, S.L, Sevilla) and is also dedicated to sales and international promotion of Venezuelan cinema.