Ángel Agudo was born in the Madrid neighborhood of Carabanchel in 1980. He studied Audiovisual Communication and later Screenwriting at the Madrid Film School.
He has collaborated with numerous publications, including “Academia” and “ScifiWorld Magazine”, in which he writes monthly. He has signed scripts for short films such as “Go Home” or “Trooper” and has published with Scifiworld the book “Paul Naschy: La máscara de Jacinto Molina”, which reviewed the career of the actor and filmmaker. In 2...
Ángel Agudo was born in the Madrid neighborhood of Carabanchel in 1980. He studied Audiovisual Communication and later Screenwriting at the Madrid Film School.
He has collaborated with numerous publications, including “Academia” and “ScifiWorld Magazine”, in which he writes monthly. He has signed scripts for short films such as “Go Home” or “Trooper” and has published with Scifiworld the book “Paul Naschy: La máscara de Jacinto Molina”, which reviewed the career of the actor and filmmaker. In 2010, he wrote and directed the documentary “The Man Who Saw Frankenstein Cry”, presented by Mick Garris.
Ángel Agudo was born in the Madrid neighborhood of Carabanchel in 1980. He studied Audiovisual Communication and later Screenwriting at the Madrid Film School.
He has collaborated with numerous publications, including “Academia” and “ScifiWorld Magazine”, in which he writes monthly. He has signed scripts for short films such as “Go Home” or “Trooper” and has published with Scifiworld the book “Paul Naschy: La máscara de Jacinto Molina”, which reviewed the career of the actor and filmmaker. In 2010, he wrote and directed the documentary “The Man Who Saw Frankenstein Cry”, presented by Mick Garris.
