I'm currently a Producer at Hogarth Madrid, having recently relocated from London, where I worked at Gramafilm.

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I'm a visual storyteller, I focus on culture and representation within marginalized and underrepresented communities. I’ve produced a wide range of complex projects, including scripted commercials, documentaries, extreme sports content, and fashion music videos.

 

I earned a First-Class Honours degree in Film at Kent university in the UK. I’m Spanish, but lived two years in Chile, went to boarding school in England, did three years of high school in Shanghai, and a year abroad in Switzerland.

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My industry experience includes working as a Marshall on Universal’s TV show The Capture, a coverage reader for Cuaron’s Mexican-American production company, and interning at HBO for Alex de la Iglesia’s TV show 30 Coins. During university, I was president of the Film Society, worked as a videographer for TEDx, and contributed to our local cinema.

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I’m passionate about learning and continuously developing my skills. Outside of work, I immerse myself in filmmaking—whether volunteering at festivals like Sundance London or Cannes, attending BFI discussion panels, or watching films.

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Film is my passion and a cornerstone of both my academic and personal life. I’m eager to bring my experience and enthusiasm to a project where I can contribute meaningfully while continuing to learn, grow, and collaborate with inspiring individuals.