Carmen Molina is a Catalan filmmaker and vérité cinematographer whose work focuses on outsider stories and sensitive subject matter. She was the director of photography of Until He’s Back, which was shortlisted for the 97th Academy Awards®, nominated for an IDA Award, and won top prizes at festivals including Big Sky Documentary Film Festival and Hamptons International Film Festival.
Her directorial debut, the short documentary Latència, screened at the VOC Awards and Brain Film Fest, and won both the Acció Curts prize from Dones Visuals and the Inclús Festival hosted by CaixaForum. She then shot her first feature as lead cinematographer, Corren Las Liebres by Lorena Ros, selected for development at SSIFF, Zinebi, and Documenta.
In 2023, Molina expanded her practice into live performance, working as a camera operator on the international tour of singer Bad Gyal. Her cinematography has also been commissioned by National Geographic and the Open Society Foundations, among others.
She is a member of Women Photograph and Dones Visuals, where she advocates for the visibility of underrepresented voices both in front of and behind the camera.
carmenmolinaphoto@gmail.com
+34 629 22 02 90
Her directorial debut, the short documentary Latència, screened at the VOC Awards and Brain Film Fest, and won both the Acció Curts prize from Dones Visuals and the Inclús Festival hosted by CaixaForum. She then shot her first feature as lead cinematographer, Corren Las Liebres by Lorena Ros, selected for development at SSIFF, Zinebi, and Documenta.
In 2023, Molina expanded her practice into live performance, working as a camera operator on the international tour of singer Bad Gyal. Her cinematography has also been commissioned by National Geographic and the Open Society Foundations, among others.
She is a member of Women Photograph and Dones Visuals, where she advocates for the visibility of underrepresented voices both in front of and behind the camera.
carmenmolinaphoto@gmail.com
+34 629 22 02 90