Cinematographer & Editor
about
I can’t remember the first time I picked up a camera; it feels like it’s always been part of my life. Although it was my father who introduced me to this passion, I took it upon myself to gradually explore all the possibilities—imagining and creating, photographing, filming, and editing—without even realizing how happy it made me.
In that difficult and uncertain stage of life when we’re ironically expected to decide our future, I thought my passion wouldn’t be enough to make a living with a camera. So, I decided to set it aside for a moment and study something else that also interested me: Primary Education. I love learning, and I thought I would be happy teaching, trying to make things a little better. But once I graduated and began working, I realized it wouldn’t be fair to anyone to continue that way, so I decided to bet on myself and pursue what I’d been longing for all along.
That’s when I began studying Audiovisual Production and Events, and I discovered what it truly means to work in something that genuinely makes you happy."
"People will forget what you said,
people will forget what you did,
but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
Maya Angelou
My goal is to tell all those stories that need to be told, not through words but through emotions. I want the viewer, no matter where they’re from, to feel what I feel and what I strive to convey—through a melody, a shot, or a character.
To achieve this, I work hard every day to keep growing, learning, and innovating."
I started at a young age with the most basic programs, but nowadays I mainly edit with Adobe Premiere Pro, although I also use other programs like Avid or DaVinci Resolve. Within editing, I consider it crucial not only to have the ability to cut and apply transitions but, above all, the skill to know when to cut, how to arrange the different shots, understanding narrative flow, rhythm, and especially the impact these choices will have on the viewer.
As for camera work, I’m familiar with different types of cameras and lenses, and although I primarily work with Sony cameras, I have proven to myself that I’m a quick learner. However, I consider composition even more important, along with the ability to frame and find the perfect shot to convey the intended message.
