Pedro Collantes is a multifaceted creative genius, showcasing his exceptional talents in various realms of the film industry, including screenwriting, direction, editing, and production. This multifaceted individual's career trajectory commenced with an intense focus on editing, which he initially pursued through a rigorous academic program in Madrid, where he acquired a solid foundation in the art of editing.
Pedro's impressive professional reputation has earned him a coveted spot among the esteemed membership of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, a distinction he has held since 2018. This prestigious organization, commonly referred to as the OSCARS, is a testament to Pedro's dedication and commitment to his craft. Furthermore, his remarkable achievements have also led to his induction into the French Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma, a notable honor he has received since 2020.
Pedro's short films have garnered widespread acclaim, boasting an impressive array of international film festival screenings at prominent events such as the International Film Festival Rotterdam, the Chicago International Film Festival, Encounters, and the Festival des Filmes du Monde de Montréal, among numerous other esteemed festivals.
Pedro made a significant impact in the film industry in 2018, as he penned and directed the critically acclaimed short film "ATO SAN NEN". This remarkable achievement earned the film a nomination for the prestigious CÉSAR 2019 award in the category of best fiction short film.
Fast forward to 2020, Pedro took his first step into the world of feature films as a screenwriter and director with the Spanish project "EL ARTE DE VOLVER". This ambitious project was selected for the esteemed Biennale College Cinema program, a testament to Pedro's exceptional talent and dedication to his craft.
The wait was well worth it, as "EL ARTE DE VOLVER" premiered at the 2020 VENICE Film Festival, a prestigious platform that showcases some of the most innovative and captivating films from around the world.
Pedro, a multifaceted producer, has garnered widespread recognition for his outstanding work in the entertainment industry. One of his most notable achievements was receiving a prestigious GOYA nomination in 2020 for the animated short film "MUEDRA", which was skillfully directed by César Díaz.
Throughout his illustrious career, Pedro has amassed an impressive portfolio of over twenty credits as an editor, with a diverse range of projects that showcase his versatility and expertise. Some of his most notable projects include the critically acclaimed series "800 Meters", which premiered on Netflix in 2021, as well as the gripping drama "Antidisturbios", which was released on Movistar + in 2020.
In addition to his work in television, Pedro has also made a significant impact in the realm of documentary filmmaking. His notable documentary series credits include the chilling true-crime series "The Alcàsser Murders", which premiered on Netflix in 2019, and the powerful documentary series "Héroes Invisibles", which aired on TVE from 2016 to 2017.
Furthermore, Pedro's extensive experience in documentary filmmaking has also led to the creation of several feature-length documentaries, including the thought-provoking "Shadow World", which was released in 2016.
