Greta Díaz Moreau is a Spanish screenwriter/director, photographer, and visual artist based in New York. She is known for her film and scenographic portrait work.
As a director, she shows an evident passion for expressionist narrative, female perceptions of shame and desire in castrating environments, and exhilarating humor that punches you in the gut.
Before graduating from the prestigious Columbia University as a Directing Fellow, Greta created the production company Flims&Films in Barcelona, a creative audiovisual studio for performances, documentaries, and projects in the arts. She also explored the world of scenographic portraiture in her exhibition “La Muda,” presented on February 27, 2021, at the Lo Pati Art Center.
Her latest short film project ‘Loquita Por Ti’ was awarded the Sarah Jones Grant Award. Filmed in her hometown in Spain, this project is currently in post-production and will start its festival run in March 2025.
In November of 2023, she co-founded the NYC-based production company Pleasure.
As a director, she shows an evident passion for expressionist narrative, female perceptions of shame and desire in castrating environments, and exhilarating humor that punches you in the gut.
Before graduating from the prestigious Columbia University as a Directing Fellow, Greta created the production company Flims&Films in Barcelona, a creative audiovisual studio for performances, documentaries, and projects in the arts. She also explored the world of scenographic portraiture in her exhibition “La Muda,” presented on February 27, 2021, at the Lo Pati Art Center.
Her latest short film project ‘Loquita Por Ti’ was awarded the Sarah Jones Grant Award. Filmed in her hometown in Spain, this project is currently in post-production and will start its festival run in March 2025.
In November of 2023, she co-founded the NYC-based production company Pleasure.