Enrique Gato

Enrique Gato
Born Enrique Gato Borregán
(1977-04-26) April 26, 1977
Valladolid, Castile and León, Spain
Nationality Spanish
Occupation Director
Producer

Enrique Gato Borregán (born 26 April 1977 in Valladolid, Castile and León) is a Spanish filmmaker and 3D/2D animation designer known as the creator of Tadeo Jones. With this character he won two Goya Awards.[1][2]

Biography

Gato was born in Valladolid and he grew up in Madrid. Since his childhood he was attracted by animation and technology. When the first personal computers arrived, he began to make his own videogames with an Amstrad CPC 6128.[3][4]

In 1995 he started his informatic engineering studies at the university,[5] where he learned to develop game engines for preview his own works and understand how to make the 3D geometric previews of several software like Maya, 3D Studio Max or Softimage.[4]

While he was in university, he was hired by Artek, a company specialized in computer graphics. Once in there, he learned to work with programs such as TrueSpace and LightWave 3D, at the same moment Pixar were releasing the first works of CGI animation.[4]

Filmography

Year TitleWorkDetails
Company
2016 Tad Jones: The Hero Returns[6] Co-director Lightbox[7][8]
2015 Capture the Flag[6] Director Lightbox
2012 La mano de Nefertiti Executive producerEl Toro, Lightbox, Ikiru
2012 Tad, The Lost Explorer DirectorEl Toro, Lightbox, Ikiru

Goya at Best New Director[1]

2007 Tadeo Jones y el sótano maldito DirectorLa Fiesta PC
2006 Commandos 3AnimatorVideogame
Pyro Studios
2005 Praetorians AnimatorVideogame
Pyro Studios
2004 Tadeo Jones DirectorLa Fiesta PC
2002 Superlópez DirectorPersonal project
2001 Bicho DirectorPersonal project
1999 Pepe pescadorAnimatic Short film to Daniel Martínez Lara
1997 Starship Trappers DirectorPersonal project
1994 Toy Jístory DirectorPersonal project

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