Alfonso is a storyteller video-journalist based in Barcelona. 

Storyteller and producer looking to identify and develop new content for broadcasters. I work as an external agency researching, pitching, filming, writing, and editing stories in current news affairs and sporting events.

One-stop-Read moreshop for foreign journalists. I help with local fact-checking with sources all around Catalonia.

As a videographer, I use the latest, state-of-the-art equipment. 

Regular works for ORF, SVT, RTL Nederland, Voice of America, Olympic Channel, EBU, and SNTV.

I am a multilingual reporter currently on leave of absence from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal, where I covered the European pharmaceutical industry, healthcare and various business topics for the past three and a half years.
 
At the moment I am pursuing freelance writing and Read moredocumentary projects out of Barcelona, Spain, though I am open to travel for assignments. 

My previous journalistic experience includes reporting on migration, human rights, technology, international affairs and culture, both in print and video.

Previously to joining The Wall Street Journal in 2020, I worked for Agence France-Presse, the Italian newspaper La Stampa, and on different international collaborative journalistic projects, including the investigative phase of a PBS Frontline production. I had my writing and videos published in Deutsche Welle, Foreign Policy, Coda Story, QuickTake by Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal among others.

On the documentary side, three short films I co-produced and co-directed with the Barcelona-based production company Otoxo Productions have been recognized in international festivals.


My gear: Nikon D7200 with Sigma 18-300 /Nikon 50 mm, Røde shotgun mic / Synco radio mike, Manfrotto light tripod

Sam Edwards has worked as a correspondent for Reuters and Bloomberg Industry and written for The Guardian Long Read, Politico.eu, and The Nation, among others. His work has been supported by the European Centre of Journalism and the Pulitzer Center.

Bart Grugeon is an investigative journalist based in Barcelona and Brussels.  He writes for several independent media about climate change, social movements, postgrowth economics and migration. His main interest is the transition towards a sustainable world, both from the changes of our daily lifes,Read more as from a systemic perspective.

https://bartgrugeon.org/

Matteo Fagotto is a journalist based between Milano (Italy) and Barcelona (Spain).

His works have been published on more than one hundred news outlets around the world, including TIME, Newsweek, The Guardian, The Independent, The South China Morning Post, GQ, Wired, Vanity Fair and Marie Claire. Read more

He has covered war, as well as social and human rights stories, travel features and sports articles.

He received the first prize at the 2011 Novinarska Cena journalism award for a series of stories on rebels fighting in the Libyan war.

Matteo's specialty are feature stories and reportages. He is available for assignments anywhere in the world and able to travel at short notice.

I'm a multimedia journalist based in Barcelona, Spain, with over 4 years of experience in article writing, in-depth research, live broadcasting, and video production. I write and produce content on a variety of topics ranging from politics and international affairs to popular culture and women's Read morerights.

I'm a Swedish citizen based in Barcelona as of 2014, and I hold a degree in International Development with a major in Political Science from Lund University. I also have a Master's degree in Advanced Journalism from the University of Barcelona and Columbia School of Journalism. 

I regularly publish articles and videos in English, Spanish and Swedish.

Núria Vilcom (b. 1992) is an independent journalist and documentary filmmaker whose work focuses mainly on topics related with conflicts, inequalities and human rights.

Soon after finishing her university studies in Journalism she started working in 2015 as a freelance correspondent. Since then Read moreshe has reported from Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine, Transnistria, Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Palestine-Israel, Kurdistan, Bulgaria, Greece, Morocco and the Turkish-Syrian border, among other countries.

During these years she has covered the rise of ISIS and its origins, the aftermath of the 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, the return to power of the Taliban in Afghanistan after 2021, the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine or the 20 years of the US invasion of Iraq.

She has collaborated with several media, such as Al Jazeera, The Daily Telegraph, Euronews, China Plus News, TRT World, Voice of America (VOA), Ruptly, TV3, El País, La Vanguardia, El Confidencial, La Marea, ABC, ARA newspaper, GARA, CTXT, El Salto Diario, El Punt Avui, Mediterráneo Sur (M’Sur), Crític, La Directa, Luzes Magazine, Infobae and Brecha Magazine, among others.

Nowadays she splits her time between making reports from foreign countries as a freelancer, developing her own documentary film projects and working at the International news desk of the Catalan public TV (TV3). Núria focuses mostly on the direction, production and scriptwriting, but is used also to work on the cinematography and editing.

She owns a full video professional equipment and uses Adobe Premiere Pro for editing. She speaks Catalan, Spanish and English fluently while improving her French and Arabic level.

So far she has created the documentaries ‘I do believe you’, ‘Spain’s housing crisis: banks, scams and evictions’, ‘Hunger for justice’, ‘Los otros del Valle de los Caídos’, ‘Amazics: una diàspora forçada’, ‘SKY. The Weird Syrian Kid’ and ‘Chari’. 

Website: nurivilcom.wordpress.com

More than 10 years of experience on every kind of media have made me a versatile, all-terrain journalist. I also have reported on all kind of news: money, world, politics, sports, culture, current affairs... everything but celebrities. Although, my focus is on Catalan/Spanish politics and world Read morenews. 

Apart from reporting (all kind of issues for all kind of media), I can be a good fixer for foreign media in Barcelona.

Jenny Lundström is a producer, researcher, and writer with 15 years of experience working with broadcasters, NGOs, and UN agencies, especially on projects with a focus on human and international issues. 

Amongst my achievements are feature documentary films such as the Gaudí -nominated Read moreSubversives. I have also produced, researched and written materials for films, campaigns, and PSAs for organizations such as the United Nations TV, OHCHR, UN WOMEN, UNIDO Gender, UNODC, CTBTO, UNDRR, and many others. I have worked extensively with human rights defenders, minority communities, and LGBT groups in Europe and South Asia.

As a storyteller, I dig deep into each project with a keen eye for detail, driven by a motivation to ignite change.  

I could also be your go-to fixer, researcher, and interviewer for projects in Spain.

For more information, visit my company website: www.oriellafilms.com

Journalist with experience in international affairs, Spanish politics, Catalan politics, and local affairs. Working for Euronews as journalist and Assignment Editor. Collaborating with Ràdio Capital de l'Empordà in the current affairs show. Reporting, interviewing, presenting radio bulletins, and Read moreself-radio presenting the morning show from 8 am until 9 am which include live connections.