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Oriol Cardús

Birthplace:
Barcelona, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Biography from TheMovieDB

Oriol Cardús (Barcelona, 1980), Graduated from ESCAC, is a Film and TV Commercials writer/director. He started directing TV commercials and writing/directing short fiction films in 2006.  Oriol Cardús is the writer/director of 600$ (shortfilm, 2015), The Producer (Shortfilm, 2022), Emerson (Webseries, 2012-2013) and Entre Mareas (Documentary, in post-production). He is also currently working as a writer/developer of several Fiction TV shows for Grupo Ganga (Spanish Production company based in Madrid) and in preproduction of his new short film Cookies.  His works have been selected in 100+ international film festivals and received 10+ awards in several categories (including best short film, best thriller and best director)

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Film Production

Camera Operator:
????  Entre Mareas

Director:
2015  600$
2022  The producer
????  Entre Mareas

Executive Producer:
2015  600$
2022  The producer
????  Entre Mareas
????  Prou Bé

Producer:
2015  600$
2022  The producer
2024  Adrià
????  Entre Mareas
????  Prou Bé
????  Sal & Dean

Writer:
2015  600$
2022  The producer
2024  Adrià
????  Entre Mareas
????  Prou Bé
????  Sal & Dean

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