Marta Frago Pérez

Marta Frago Pérez is an Associate Professor in the Department of Culture and Audiovisual Communication at the Faculty of Communication, University of Navarra. Her academic work is deeply rooted in film and narrative studies, with a focus on adaptation and audiovisual aesthetics.

Her research interests center on cinematic storytelling and cultural representation. Specifically, she explores how literary works are transformed into film, with attention to mythmaking and heroism in narrative structures. Her involvement in research groups such as MYHE (Mythmaking and Heroism in Narratives) and NEA (Audiovisual Narrative and Aesthetics) highlights her engagement with both theoretical and aesthetic dimensions of media.

The absence of listed publications prevents detailed analysis of article trends, but her doctoral work on R.P. Jhabvala’s adaptations suggests a sustained focus on literary-film intertextuality and period dramas.

Currently, no scientific awards are listed in the available information.

She has supervised at least one doctoral thesis, that of her PhD under Dr. Juan José García-Noblejas Liniers, though no advisees are currently listed. There is no mention of grant funding in the provided text.

Marta Frago Pérez is actively involved in two research groups: MYHE – Mythmaking and Heroism in Narratives and NEA – Audiovisual Narrative and Aesthetics, both contributing to critical and creative discourse in media and communication.