Guillermo Lobato

Biofilmography

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Since childhood, Guillermo Lobato has been closely linked to the world of the arts, since his mother is a theater actress and he received an intensive education in cinema and literature from a young age. During his career he developed a special interest in writing and directing films. Therefore, after completing his studies, he began to participate in productions in different fields.

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In 2024 he decided to take the leap and write and direct his first opera, the short film "Jauría", beneficiary of the Generazinema program. Later, during his training at the TAI University School of Arts in Madrid, he broadened his experience by completing the Master's degree in film and series direction.

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At that time he filmed the short documentary about the Iberian wolf "Cimarrón" in collaboration with the Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente Conservation Center. He then wrote and directed "Yayo", his first piece of horror. "Aracne" was his third short fiction film, presented as the final project of the master's degree, it tried to modernize the Greek myth by transferring its drama to the present. His last project to date has been titled Timofei, in which he returns to terror and suspense in a more experimental proposal.

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