Anonymous Content Directors

Daniel Benmayor was born in Barcelona. He studied film directing, scriptwriting and advertising in Barcelona before moving to New York, where, in 1994, he completed a film degree at New York University. From there he became a first assistant director for international directors such as Isabel Coixet, Sergi Capellas, Charlie Stebbings, and Siraj Javery.

Daniel has worked for clients such as Sony Ericsson, Mini, Playstation, Fanta, Mercedes, Nissan, Renault, Vodafone, Orange, Samsung, Repsol, Damm, Lotus.

Daniel has made two feature films: Paintball in 2009, which debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival and was distributed internationally. And Bruc in 2010, based on a Catalan legend set during the Spanish/French War. The film was screened at the London Film Festival and the Moscow Film Festival, among others. Up next is Tracers, currently in post production and due for release in 2014, starring Taylor Lautner as a New York City bike messenger who escapes into the world of parkour.

And here’s some trivia: He likes his daughter, his iPod, any technical gadgets, German sausages, and Barcelona but doesn’t like to travel without his PSP. 

Alejandro González Iñárritu is an award-winning Mexican director and screenwriter known for films like ‘Amores Perros,’ ‘Babel,’ ‘Birdman’ and 'The Revenant.'

Born on August 15, 1963, in Mexico City, Mexico, Alejandro González Iñárritu was the youngest child of seven siblings and grew up in the area of Narvarte. Having a predilection for literature and music but not able to focus on his studies, Iñárritu was ousted from school in his teens. He eventually became a commercial sailor before later attending Iberoamericana University.

Able to explore his love for music professionally, he worked as a DJ for Mexico’s WFM station in the 1980s, where he also created on-air skits and characters between playlists. He opted to go into visual work as well, working as a television producer and directing promotional spots. In 1991 he founded his own production company, Zeta Films, through which he created high-profile commercials and shorts. 

Born into a family of Academia, Tomas was raised to question and to wonder - it was the gift of this wondering mind that turned his interest from music to photography, to director.
In 1997 Tomas began working as a directors assistant and the desire to further grow his knowledge and aesthetic eye led later to a job as a Photographer´s assistant.
After 3 years of assisting, Tomas began shooting advertising and editorial for hire.
2001 was the year when Tomas for real started to work as a director and he has since then become one of the most successful and awarded ones in Sweden.
He has several prestigious awards on his CV, among others a Bronze in Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival, several gold awards in Epica and Eurobest and he also has been voted as the most successful commercial director in Scandinavia. 

Born in Lyon, Frederic began his career as a theatre actor, and worked as an assistant director on 15 Feature films before making his directional debut in 1990 with the short film 'L'Echange', which won the Prix de l’Image at the Festival de L’Image du Film. This launched his career as a music video and commercials director.

Frederic has won almost every major award there is for work on Orange, Miller, VW, Vauxhall, American Airlines, Mercedes and British Airways. In 2008 he picked up a coveted D&AD Best Director Pencil for Vodafone ‘Time Theft’. In the last 2 years alone he has collected many awards for his SSE and AT&T films, including 3 Golds, 2 Silvers and a Bronze at Cannes.