Greta Díaz Moreau

Greta Díaz Moreau is a Spanish screenwriter/director, photographer, and visual artist based in New York. Her work moves between cinema and scenographic portraiture, with a focus on emotionally charged, visually expressive storytelling. As a director, she’s an expressionist at heart—drawn to natural landscapes (her tierra), to stories of female desire and shame in repressive environments, and to humor that punches you in the gut.

A recent graduate of Columbia University’s MFA Film Program, where she was a Directing Fellow, Greta previously founded Flims&Films, a Barcelona-based creative studio dedicated to performance, documentary, and interdisciplinary projects. During the 2020 lockdown, she shifted her focus to photography and art direction, developing a series of scenographic portraits that culminated the exhibition La Muda—co-created with artist Josep Piñol—and presented at Lo Pati Art Center in 2021.

Her latest short film, Loquita Por Ti, premiered at Palm Springs International ShortFest 2025, where it received a Special Mention for Best International Student Film. The film also received the Sarah Jones Safety Grant and was named a 2025 National Board of Review Student Grant Winner.

Greta is also on the directing faculty at Northwestern University’s NHSI Cherubs Program in Chicago.