Adam Harrison is the Customized Programs Manager at the IES Abroad London Center and a talented music composter for film and TV.

Cathleen Owens is an artist and educator predominantly working with text, video, and performance on the internet. Her work often makes use of self-portraiture and performance to blur the line between the personal and the unfamiliar. Through various media, Owens' practice explores how much "personal" is required to achieve universality and how little personal is required to cross over towards confrontational. She holds a master's degree from the ArtScience Interfaculty of the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague and the Royal Conservatoire, The Hague, NL, and a BFA in Photography and the Digital Image from the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, USA. In 2015, she founded the artist initiative facetime den haag with artists Wessel Baarda, Afra Eisma, and Marnix van Uum.

Cathleen is also a faculty member at IES Abroad Amsterdam, where she teaches the course "Experimental Media and the Internet in Contemporary Art." In this course, she guides students through an exploration of the evolving role of digital media in contemporary art practices, emphasizing experimentation and critical engagement with online platforms. Through hands-on projects and discussions, students investigate the intersection of technology, culture, and artistic expression, gaining insight into new approaches to art-making in the digital age.
 

Geoffrey Colman is an IES Abroad London Film Faculty member and professional Acting Coach who has worked extensively in Film, TV, Theatre. 

Recent film coaching credits include: John Wick 4 (Lionsgate); Kick Ass 2 (Universal Pictures); Minamata (Metal Work Pictures/ MGM); Bruiser (Disney Onyx Collective); The Vampire Academy (Universal Television); Tin Soldier (Unified Pictures); Heartstopper (Netflix); Invasion (Apple TV); Chelsea Cowboy (GCB Films). Vigil (BBC). Recent West End coaching credits include: Strictly Ballroom the Musical (New Wimbledon Theatre / UK Tour); Dirty Dancing (2018 /2023 Dominion Theatre); Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical Cinderella (Gillian Lynne Theatre); Singing in the Rain (Sadlers Wells Theatre); An American in Paris (Dominion Theatre); War of The Worlds (Dominion Theatre); Cabaret (New Wimbledon Theatre/ UK tour); Carousel (English National Opera); Crazy For You (UK Tour); Chicago (Phoenix Theatre); 9 to 5 (Savoy Theatre).

Maite has worked as a professor and as an art editor on short film production projects. While she was doing her major in Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid, she collaborated with the Theater School Cuarta Pared and studied Performing Arts with them contributing to the direction, script, and interpretation of works such as 'Post Mortem' or 'Dime quién eres'. During this time, she also completed a postgraduate program with the Central of Cinema in Madrid and collaborated on several short films with them. 

Alongside her art studies, she completed a Master's Degree in Linguistics and Education at Antonio de Nebrija University. She has international work experience in countries such as China, Korea, or Ireland, having worked at universities like Nanjing University (China). Currently residing in Granada, since 2022, she has been working with IES Abroad as a professor of History of Spanish Cinema and Spanish Language.