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Juan Carlos Verona is a London-based photographer and director whose work moves between portraiture, fashion and documentary. Born in Béjar, Spain, he began his career in hair and styling with L’Oréal in Madrid and studied film at Grisart in Barcelona. After moving to London in 2010, he continued his training with courses at the London Film School and in photography.

His fashion work has won two AOP awards, and his portraits of actors and musicians, from Jim Sturgess to Faris Badwan, have been shortlisted at the Production Paradise Spotlight and Abbey Road Music Photography Awards. His commercial clients include Sainsbury’s, British Airways, Universal and Sony Music, and he has directed campaigns and music videos for agencies and record labels in the UK and US.

In 2020 he co-founded ZERO.NINE magazine, where he is Editor-in-Chief. His documentary Los Hombres de Musgo, filmed in his hometown, won Best Documentary at Delhi Shorts and has screened at 20 festivals across 11 countries.

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Juan Carlos Verona es un fotógrafo y director afincado en Londres cuyo trabajo se mueve entre el retrato, la moda y el documental. Nacido en Béjar, comenzó su carrera en peluquería y estilismo con L’Oréal en Madrid y estudió cine en Grisart, en Barcelona. Tras mudarse a Londres en 2010, continuó su formación con cursos en la London Film School y de fotografía.

Su trabajo de moda le ha valido dos premios AOP, y sus retratos de actores y músicos, de Jim Sturgess a Faris Badwan, han sido finalistas en los Production Paradise Spotlight y los Abbey Road Music Photography Awards. Entre sus clientes están Sainsbury’s, British Airways, Universal y Sony Music, y ha dirigido campañas y videoclips para agencias y discográficas en Reino Unido y Estados Unidos.

En 2020 cofundó la revista ZERO.NINE, de la que es editor jefe. Su documental Los Hombres de Musgo, rodado en su pueblo natal, ganó el premio al Mejor Documental en Delhi Shorts y ha pasado por 20 festivales en 11 países.

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