Tania Romero(I)

Tania Romero, Nicaraguan filmmaker, teacher, and scholar, has a degree in Psychology with a Film Studies minor and a Master's in Media Studies. She has worked on several film projects and her credits include editor for a feature documentary "Ya Basta" (2007) which screened at South by Southwest Film Festival, script supervisor for the Cannes Film Festival selected shorts "Sarathi" (2010), "Clay" (2012) and assistant director for "A Perfect Cocktail" (2013). She was also producer/director/editor for the short documentary "Helmets from Heath"(2013) which won Judge's Choice at the Faces of Austin competition. The film also won 3rd place at My Hero International Film Festival. Her film "Quinceanera" (2015) won a San Francisco Film Award of Merit, was an official selection at the Official Latino Short Film Festival and was screened at the Mexic Arte Museum. Her two micro films "Drop it" and "#hugme", were official selections for the Austin Comedy Short Film Festival, Film Fest 52, South Texas Corpus Christi Festival, and the Albuquerque Film Festival. Her short "Silla de Ruedas" (2015) was an official selection at the Icaro International Film Festival in Guatemala and the Central American International Film Festival.