Fernando Centeio founded the production and distribution company Zul Filmes in 2010, since then he has produced or coproduced many documentary, series and feature films, such as O Tapete Voador and Vierarpad by João Mário Grilo or Dos Rivales Casi Iguales by Miguel Angel Buttini. He has also been in charge of the executive production in films such as Passagem da Noite by Luís Filipe Rocha, Lá Fora by Fernando Lopes, Noite Escura by João Canijo, Lobos by José Nascimento and the Portuguese production of Father and Son by the great Russian master Alexander Soukurov. He has also collaborated in national and foreign productions, notably Amok by Joël Farges, El Perro del Hortelano by Pilar Miró, La Sirene Rouge by Olivier Megaton and, especially in Belle Epoque by Fernando Trueba awarded with the Oscar for Best Foreign Film in 1992. His academic activity began at the University of Évora and as a professor and project manager at the Universidade Moderna. Since 2007 he teaches Production Strategies, Production Atelier, Animation Production Strategies and coordinates the Final Degree Projects at the Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias in Lisbon and at ETIC, teaching modules and workshops. Fernando has also developed and produced several feature length fiction projects such as Viriato and Por Onde Escapam as Palavras by Luís Albuquerque. In 2022 he distributed Vieirarpad, one of the most watched Portuguese documentaries of the year, and finished the feature film N2 – The Road that Binds Us, scheduled to premiere in 2023.