David de Miguel

I started studying acting at Bululú. I was in l plays, including "Papis" and "Le Bourgeois gentilhomme" by Moliere, where I played Cleonte. Around this time, I also started vocal technique with Óscar Mingorance. During these two years, I also filmed several short films like "Betsabé" and the four short films of the session "The Ice Lovers" by Álvaro Santos, where I played the protagonist. These short films led to a feature film that was shot shortly afterward. In 2016, my life took a radical turn because I also wanted to fulfil an unfinished goal. I wanted to perfect my English, so I decided to move to Melbourne, Australia, for 6 months with the intention of experiencing life, studying at an English college, and returning. However, I didn't return after 6 months; I stayed for more than 3 years because I found a place called the "Howard Fine Acting Studio," where I enrolled in an intensive acting course in 2017. I had to return to Spain in October 2019. Until then, I had the opportunity to work in three theatre productions: "Ebbed," "The Reveal," and "Westerly," and participate in various shorts: "All about Toby," "Camera Roll," "Casuality," and "Straight from the book." In 2019, shortly after returning to Spain definitively, I resumed vocal technique classes with Óscar Mingorance and started acting training with Roberto Cerdá, but then the lockdown happened, and it wasn't until the end of 2020 that I started filming again. Álvaro Santos found out that I had returned to Spain and contacted me to shoot "Psychochip," which we filmed in November 2020.