I’m a multimedia artist looking to enter the audiovisual industry, to learn and expand both my knowledge and creative skills. Graduate in Film, Television & Media Studies.

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In short, I have always loved stories and the visual arts. From an early age, films and books became an open window that engaged both my imagination and my intellect. As I entered my teenage years, I discovered my passion for writing: short stories at first, and scripts later on (in both Spanish and English).
By the time I finished school, it became clear that my creative vision expanded well beyond traditional art and writing, and had the potential to dip into a wide range of different lines of work. In that sense, it was the film and media industry that comprised most—if not all—of the fields I was passionate about.

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I was fortunate enough to have an extensive and enriching academic experiencie, studying both abroad and in my country of origin. Studies in the UK broadened my knowledge on the British modes of production and film theory, while my Spanish studies allowed me to engage in a variety of student film projects. I gained deep insights on photography, filmmaking and storytelling, as well as becoming involved in every stage of production. My professional leap came after graduation with the short film 'Bait', first a script developed in solitude, and later the winner of the Dreammakers project, supported by CUPRA, ESCAC and J. A. Bayona. For two years, I was tutored and accompanied by some of the greatest professionals in the Spanish film industry, in directing/writing/drama coaching/visual effects, with the final goal of delivering a high-quality, spectacular and emotionally-charged short film. The result is 'Bait', an award-winning fantasy thriller that is being admitted in festivals all around the world.

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My current goal is to channel my creative outlets to contribute to the industry, gaining experience and bringing more stories from paper to the screen.

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