Angular is a narrative journalism project that combines texts, photographic and audiovisual productions, as well as training spaces and events. His approach covers both national and international themes, with an emphasis on aesthetics and care in storytelling. The team is made up of three founding coordinators, along with journalists, photojournalists, designers and multimedia filmmakers, as well as a network of collaborators who provide content from different parts of the world. The project seeks financing through training and training for organizations, offering workshops, workshops and seminars specialized in narrative journalism, coverage of social problems and humanitarian action. The objective is to provide practical and updated educational experiences, including masterclasses in storytelling and post-production, as well as participation in contests, festivals and journalistic events. Angular specializes in coverage in complex and diverse contexts. He has documented earthquakes in Haiti, Chile, Nepal and Ecuador, conflicts in Syrian and Iraqi Kurdistan, humanitarian crises in Somalia and Niger, floods in the Impenetrable of Paraguay and cyclones in Mozambique. In addition, it has recorded demonstrations in Mexico and Barcelona, the migratory situation on African routes and the Venezuelan crisis. The platform has the team and experience necessary to produce content in different formats, adapted to the needs of each project. Angular also offers consulting and specialized services in the creation of journalistic content. Its team produces texts, videos, photojournalism and graphics for multiple platforms, such as social networks, film or television. In addition, they develop podcasts and sound pieces for spots and films. This combination of journalistic and educational work allows Angular to build a solid international network, capable of quickly responding to different information and production needs.