My time at Faberllull was intense, inspiring, and full of new experiences. I joined the project as a post-production editor, but from day one, I found myself involved in all parts of the process — from cleaning the shooting location and helping with equipment to script organization and sound workshop.

It was my first time working on a short film with such a large and international team. The energy was incredible — people were open, curious, and kind. I felt supported and included from the beginning. We had long days, night shoots, unpredictable weather, and a lot of improvisation, but somehow, it all felt natural.

For me, it wasn’t just a technical experience — it was also very human. I was surrounded by professionals who trusted each other and stayed flexible and calm, even in chaos. It taught me a lot about collaboration, listening, and how much the environment influences creativity.

Being in Catalonia also gave me a deeper understanding of identity and language. I often spoke about the war in Ukraine and felt that people truly listened. It meant a lot.

I left Faberllull with new skills, new friends, and a stronger sense of confidence in my voice — both as an artist and as a person.

So, I definitely recommend applying and going if you have a chance to Fabellull Olot Residency.