Juan J. Bargues (Valencia, 1982) He studied Audiovisual Communication at the Universidad Cardenal CEU (Spain) and from the beginning his training was directed towards the writing of scripts and direction. It was then when he wrote the script of a sitcom called: Three are multitude. This work helped a Valencian production company to focus on him and commissioned two projects to develop the script: Cars 2.0 and The True Chalice.Simultaneously she wrote the scripts of her first short films: Lucia, who had a remake in Latin America called Sofia, The Last Time and Kissing the Canvas.His international opportunity came with El Americano, an animated feature produced by Animex, which was based on a script called Kalima. This collaboration helped her to work on different scripts as different as The Spanish Lady or Look me in the eye. All his narratives and audiovisual works are very visual and filmic.He lives in Náquera (Valencia) and is currently working on his next project. Show less «