As a filmmaker, editor, and photographer, I have developed strong storytelling skills. In previous work in NF Productions / Nahuyaca films, in collaboration with Phonocular, I sharpened my editing skills while working in some projects for Red Bull LATAM: “Chasing Waterfalls” (2013), “Ride to the roots” (2016) and “Running in two worlds” (2016), all documentary videos of Red Bull Athletes. I performed as Senior editor, and Supervisor of the project getting great feedback from our client.

I´m passionate about traveling and knowing different cultures trough the lens. While working in NF Productions, I was selected as the main Photographer, Videographer, and Editor for the worldwide famous singer Alejandro Fernandez “Confidencias World Tour” 2015. My duties on that project were to document in photos and videos the experience of the fans who won a contest to meet Alejandro in the backstage, to promote his concert, in each city of the Tour. This led me to Buenos Aires, Argentina; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; USA cities: Las Vegas, Miami, Orlando, New York, Greensboro, and Fairfax. This duty required an ability to summarize ideas clearly, plan ahead, meticulous editing skills, all in short-term timing since videos and photos were used in social media the next day of each
concert.

I´m in a continuous search to collaborate in challenging projects, that allows me to create and learn through teamwork with talented people.

In addition to being an independent video creator, I currently work as an Academic Coordinator of the B.A. Audiovisual Production for the University of Digital Arts, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, MX. I am a team-oriented project manager in a multitasking environment collaborating with students, teachers, and other coordinations to develop audiovisual projects. This role has allowed me to strengthen my teamwork skills and generation of proposals for continuous improvement. To get involved,  Teaching is also part of my Coordinator duties, which implies constant learning and feedback in both ways and working with different generations. As challenging as it is, this is one of the parts I enjoy most of my work.