Lucía Jiménez is a director, screenwriter and audiovisual creator from Segovia who has established a solid career behind the camera following almost three decades of experience as an actress and singer. Her in-depth understanding of the language of cinema, acquired throughout an extensive acting career in film, television and theatre, led her to take a natural step towards writing and directing, with the aim of developing her own projects and telling stories from a personal perspective. To support this new professional chapter, she completed a Master’s degree in Screenwriting and furthered her training with specialised studies in film directing.

Her debut as a director and screenwriter came with the fiction short film El trono (2023), a work she also co-produced and which garnered widespread national and international acclaim. The film was nominated for the Goya Award for Best Fiction Short Film and received the Silver Biznaga at the Málaga Film Festival, as well as embarking on a successful festival tour that confirmed the strength of her auteur vision. Her work stands out for its precise staging, a particular sensitivity in directing actors and a marked interest in addressing human and social conflicts from an intimate and emotional perspective.

Lucía Jiménez is currently developing new short film projects whilst preparing her first feature film as director and screenwriter, establishing herself as one of the most interesting emerging voices on the Spanish audiovisual scene. Her transition from acting to filmmaking gives her a unique perspective that combines artistic experience, narrative sensitivity and a deep understanding of working with actors.

“EL TRONO”. Shortfilm. 2023
– Nomination for Best Fiction Short Film at the 39th Goya Awards. (2025)
– Silver Biznaga for Best Fiction Short Film at the 27th Málaga Film Festival.
– Silver Biznaga for Best Leading Actor at the 27th Málaga Film Festival.
– Audience Award at the 32nd Medina del Campo National Short Film Competition.
– Audience Award at the 23rd Rivas Vaciamadrid Creative Short Film Competition.
– Award for Best Male Performance at the 22nd Almería en Corto International Short Film Festival.
– Stand Up Award at the 40th Lille European Film Festival.
– Best Screenplay Award at the 28th FESTIFIL – La Fila Short Film Festival in Valladolid.
– Third Prize at the 17th ‘Manuel Carmona Mir’ Melilla Film Week.
– Best New Director at the 8th Fugaz Awards.
– Best Sound at the 8th Fugaz Awards.
– Best Male Performance at the 8th Fugaz Awards.
– First Prize at the 3rd Helena Cortesina Short Film Festival – Women in Cinema.
– Jury Prize for Best Comedy Short Film at the 11th Calzada de Calatrava International Film Festival.
– Second Prize at the 10th Centro Botín Film and Creativity Festival.
– Audience Award at the 8th Mostra Curts de Moscatell in Teulada.
– Jury Prize for Best Male Performance at the 8th Mostra Curts de Moscatell in Teulada.
– Best Male Performance at the 25th ¡¡Cort…en!! Short Film Festival in Calahorra.
– Audience Award at the 4th Ponme un Corto Short Film Festival (Huerta de Rey, Burgos).
– Best Actor and Runner-up Prize at the 29th Cabra National Audiovisual Creation Competition.
– Best Sound at the 33rd Madrid Film Festival (FCM-PNR).
– Best Narrative Short Film, Best Screenplay and Best Actor at the 13th K-Lidoscopi Short Film Competition.
– Best Short Film and Best Actor at the 6th Guadalcanal Short Film Festival for “Sonría por favor”.
– Jury Prize for Best Short Film at the 25th Eibar Short Film Festival “Asier Errasti”.
– Best Short Film and Best Actor at the 13th Paracuellos de Jarama Short Film Festival.
– Special Prize at the 12th “Corto Cortismo” Short Film Festival (Miguelturra).
– Grand Prize at the 19th ATENE@S International Short Film Festival (Villacañas).
– “Jesús Onsurbe” Audience Award at the “Ciudad de La Solana” Film and Wine Festival.