Nadia Acevedo

Born in Quito, Ecuador, Nadia began her career as an actor in the 2012 film No Robarás (A Menos Que Sea Necesario). She later moved to France to study film at Université Paris 8, deepening her knowledge and craft. In 2016, she worked as an assistant director on the feature film Solo es Una Más. Currently based in Lisbon, Portugal, she serves as Head of Filmmaker Engagement at the documentary virtual event platform Show&Tell, now in its fifth year.

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