Bio

Andrea Grau de Diego (Barcelona, 1997) is a Catalan Asturian actress born in Barcelona. She has worked on projects such as "Who's Erin Carter?" by Bill Eagles (Netflix, 2023); "Sex Room" by Aitor Aguirre (Atzucac Films, 2021) and the upcoming short film "Pez al Agua" by Cándida Massielle (Piola Filma, 2024).

In Theatre, her most outstanding works are "De Nao Albet i Marcel Borràs", directed by themselves (TNC & Temporada Alta, 2023-24) and "Diskòdrom 0,0", directed by Ever Blanchett and Maria Clausó (Teatre Gaudí, 2022-23), where she also worked as a playwright. Additionally, she was chosen as one of the three actresses to take part in the presentation in Barcelona of the worldwide best-seller "A Fuego Lento", written by Paula Hawkins (Editorial Planeta, 2021).

She has a Degree in Meisner Technique from Javier Galitó-Cava (2023), among other studies in Acting that she took for nine years at centres such as Escola Eòlia, Escola La Bobina and Frank Stein Studio. At the same time, she has a BA in Audiovisual Communication by the Pompeu Fabra University (2015-2021), with an agreement with the University of New South Wales (Sydney, 2018). Her final degree project was “Color de Gos com Fuig" (Paula Verdaguer, 2021), a feature film in which she worked as a DoP.

Project

It is an honour for me to have been selected as an Actress in the Faberllull Hackató Residency 2024. During my stay I intend to learn and continue to grow as an artist, given the opportunity to work with emerging young people from all over the world, learn about interculturalism and the know-how of everyone, as well as the different cinematographic disciplines.

As an actress, it is a thrilling challenge to start completely from scratch and have the time of two weeks to immerse and delve as deeply as possible into the life of a character, so I take on this residency with great enthusiasm and motivation.