Filming of «Salamanca Skyline» begins
With an initial team of 46 people, the university group embarks on its most ambitious project, a feature film with interwoven stories set in Salamanca in 1987, which will be presented at the USAL University Exhibition of Performing Arts next spring
Salamanca Film Commission has collaborated with the team by facilitating permit processing, production, and city information
Salamanca Film Commission has collaborated with the team by facilitating permit processing, production, and city information
Next Thursday, the 25th, filming of “Salamanca Skyline,” the third production by the film and theater group Farándula from Colegio Mayor San Bartolomé of the University of Salamanca, will begin in San Benito Square. With an initial team of 46 people, the university group embarks on its most ambitious project, a feature film with interwoven stories set in Salamanca in 1987, which will be presented at the USAL University Exhibition of Performing Arts next spring. The filming team has called for a casting, which is still open, to find extras between 18 and 30 years old. Those interested can get information via email at farandulateatrobartolo@gmail.com.
With a script by David J. Aguado and Juan Arranz and directed by the former, the film's production council, formed by Raquel Davó, Sofía Suárez, María Encina González, Laura Montes, Sonia Morchón, and the two screenwriters, has been working since last July to make the streets of our city go back 31 years in the coming days and to portray, just as Lara Hernández has done with the film's brand design, the urban landscape of that late 80s skyline...
A skyline that will be composed of faces already familiar in Farándula and in the university scene, such as the screenwriters themselves and Cristina Lapuerta, Javier de Sande, José Manuel Domindela, José A. Albi, or Verónica Rodríguez, and a significant group of new additions like Juan Colino, Teresa González, Marisol de las Cuevas, Miguel Sánchez Carlota Fernández-Velilla, Paula Iglesias, Antonio Barrios, Diego Bueno, or María Oviedo, among many others, totaling over thirty actors who, along with the work of cinematographers and technicians such as Guillermo Reguera, Eduardo Davó, or Aldara Mariño, will bring it to life in a few months on the screen of the Teatro Juan del Enzina.
Salamanca Film Commission has collaborated with the team by facilitating permit processing, production, and city information.
With a script by David J. Aguado and Juan Arranz and directed by the former, the film's production council, formed by Raquel Davó, Sofía Suárez, María Encina González, Laura Montes, Sonia Morchón, and the two screenwriters, has been working since last July to make the streets of our city go back 31 years in the coming days and to portray, just as Lara Hernández has done with the film's brand design, the urban landscape of that late 80s skyline...
A skyline that will be composed of faces already familiar in Farándula and in the university scene, such as the screenwriters themselves and Cristina Lapuerta, Javier de Sande, José Manuel Domindela, José A. Albi, or Verónica Rodríguez, and a significant group of new additions like Juan Colino, Teresa González, Marisol de las Cuevas, Miguel Sánchez Carlota Fernández-Velilla, Paula Iglesias, Antonio Barrios, Diego Bueno, or María Oviedo, among many others, totaling over thirty actors who, along with the work of cinematographers and technicians such as Guillermo Reguera, Eduardo Davó, or Aldara Mariño, will bring it to life in a few months on the screen of the Teatro Juan del Enzina.
Salamanca Film Commission has collaborated with the team by facilitating permit processing, production, and city information.