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Barcelona's Serielizados Pro Unveils Co-Production Pitch and Lineup

The second edition of the Mind the Gap series contest showcases notable talent, including Carlos Marques-Marcet and the Vilapuig sisters. Participants hail from various countries, representing diverse creative voices.

10/6/2026, 2:01:37 AM

The Mind the Gap co-production series contest, part of the second edition of Serielizados Pro in Barcelona, has announced its lineup of participants. Notable among them are acclaimed Catalan director Carlos Marques-Marcet, known for his works like "10,000 km" and "They Will Be Dust," and the creative duo of sisters Mireia and Joana Vilapuig, celebrated for their project "Selftape." This year's competition features creators from a variety of countries, including Galicia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Mexico, and Portugal, showcasing a wide array of voices in contemporary storytelling. This initiative aims to foster international collaboration in the television industry, providing a platform for innovative projects and ideas to emerge from different cultural backgrounds. Marques-Marcet, who is stepping into his first role as a showrunner, joins the ranks of emerging talents aiming to secure funding and production opportunities through this initiative. The diverse representation and exciting projects presented underscore the growing importance of global collaboration in the television sector. According to Variety, the collaboration will be instrumental in enriching the European and international television landscape, enabling storytellers to share their narratives with wider audiences. As the industry evolves, events like Mind the Gap are crucial for nurturing creativity and broadening perspectives across borders. The program is expected to culminate in pitches that will attract the interest of potential producers, distributors, and platforms. The contest not only highlights emerging talent but also mirrors the changing dynamics of the television industry, where diverse voices are increasingly recognized as vital to storytelling.

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