BIO

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I’m Amy C. Fajardo, a composer for film and media, sound designer, and audio post-production specialist based in Madrid, Spain.

I have composed original music for award-recognized films and animated projects, including Una Película de Miedo, which premiered at the San Sebastián Film Festival (2025), and Humbug Manor, an animated short film shortlisted for the Goya Awards. I am also the composer of two short films nominated for Goya Awards in different categories: Sexo a los 70 (Best Fiction Short Film) and La conversación que nunca tuvimos (Best Documentary Short Film).

I’m a Film Scoring graduate from Berklee College of Music (Boston) and hold a Masters degree in Digital Sound Production (Avid Pro Tools), as well as an Intensive Masters in Sound Post-Production from ECAM. My work spans short films, documentaries, branded content, advertisements, web series, experimental projects, and fashion films, working across the full post-production process.

Alongside my professional work, I have taught film music and sound-related subjects for filmmakers and creatives at institutions such as ECAM, EFTI, LENS and LABASAD, collaborating with film directing, sound, and motion design students.

In parallel to my work in sound and music, I have experience in film direction and on-set production. My short film La Caza (The Hunt) was my first original directing project, and I have worked as a Daily Assistant Director on productions including White Lines (Netflix), Cuéntame Cómo Pasó (RTVE), The English (Amazon Prime Video), and various advertising campaigns. To learn more about my directorial debut “La Caza”, click here.
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