Moving from San Jose, Costa Rica, to the U.S. at 7 had a big impact on who I am as a filmmaker. My multicultural background gave me a deep appreciation for my roots while I adapted to a new culture, and this blend of experiences drives my passion for storytelling.

I'm currently working on my BFA in Digital Filmmaking at Rutgers, where I combine my love for storytelling with studies in Communication, focusing on Strategic Public Communication and PR. I've gained hands-on experience through various roles, from freelancing as a Videographer with Zona de Prensa Communications - ACCCSA to interning in Videography & Photography at Rutgers Student Affairs Marketing. These opportunities have helped me sharpen both my technical and creative skills.

In my films like "Taste the Rainbow," "Head Over Heels," and "PRNDL," I explore topics like social media, relationships, and fear, mixing narrative fiction with non-fiction. Projects like "Jose G" and "Plantas" take a more personal approach, diving into life's complexities.

My multicultural journey is at the heart of my filmmaking, as I aim to capture the essence of human experiences and celebrate diversity. With each project, I strive to tell stories that connect with people and highlight the shared bonds that bring us together.