A young girl wearing a large red and black sombrero hat and a yellow top, standing in front of a wooden background, with her hand touching her chin and looking at the camera.

My Story

When I was little, I was always stealing cameras. My parents’ old camcorders, my cousins’ iPads — anything I could get my hands on. I’d film my toys, my family, even make fake “trailers” for the movies in my head. I wasn’t more than five, but already I knew: I didn’t just want to watch stories, I wanted to create them.

Those messy, shaky videos were the start of something I couldn’t name back then — a love for storytelling that’s only grown stronger with time. They raised me.

Cinema has always been my world. Since I was a kid, it’s the only thing I could ever see myself doing. Acting, writing, filming, directing, or simply watching and learning — it was always film. By the time I got to high school, that dream started to take shape. I began directing projects with bigger teams, and even though they were “just” school projects, the process felt real, and I knew this was exactly where I belonged. Everyone who knows me knows it too: film has always been mine.

For me, film and marketing are inseparable. Film is where I create worlds. Marketing is how I make sure those worlds reach the people who need them. One is emotion, the other is strategy — and together they make storytelling unforgettable.

This is who I am. And this is only the beginning.

Behind the Scenes

I was born and raised in Mexico. I started with backyard films and school projects, then moved to Chicago to give my passion a backbone. Now I’m in Los Angeles, carrying what brought me here and making room for what’s next.

I’m a comic-book fan with a collection still living in my childhood bedroom. Equally obsessed with A Song of Ice and Fire, I’m so passionate about fiction that I’m probably debating you online from one of my fan accounts right now.

Another love: volleyball. One of the few things that shaped me on talent and discipline. I’m also an animal person. One of my long-term goals is to build a foundation that helps street animals get real care and homes. I keep that goal close.

I was recently developing “Alias: Human”, a small independent short-film I’m writing and directing. I paused it to focus on landing a job, but I’ll come back to it soon; I want this film out in the world with all my heart.

I like to learn things. I’m curious by nature; since I was baby who could barely speak I would ask questions about everything, I never grew out of it—I just got better at finding the answers. That curiosity is what keeps me moving.

Thanks for reading.