I graduated with honors in Advertising and Public Relations. Later, I tried to enter a master's program in cinematographic photography because, based on the experience I had during my university internships, I thought it would be beneficial for my professional development to learn more about this field.

 

During the admission interview, I was directed to the second year of a filming diploma program. I believe that, during that year of studies, I gained most of the video knowledge I have to date, as well as on-set experience. Afterwards, I tried once more to enter the master's program and succeeded. Although I loved everything the master's program offered, I was only able to complete the first part of it, as several personal circumstances arose at that time, that made me leave my studies. 

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At that time, without really knowing how to guide my professional future, I began looking for work, and after a few months of searching, I was contacted by Musical Impro, a theater company and school where I worked for six months.

 

Ultimately, thanks to my training, both academic and professional, my experiences abroad, and my beginnings as an adult student in the advertising sector, I was contacted by Kines Producciones to do my internship as a camera assistant. After completing my internship at Kines, an acquaintance from the company recommended me for the position of stage technician at the RTVE Orchestra and Choir. Due to the merits and goals I had achieved at work, I was promoted, shortly before reaching one year since joining the company, to stage manager. The new position involved a heavier workload, but also greater freedom and the ability to take initiative in handling day-to-day work.

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Two months after requesting voluntary resignation from the theater, I was offered the opportunity to join the customer service position at Pyramid Consulting. During the 3 months that this experience lasted, I combined working at Pyramid with creating audiovisual content for Sanitas. Unfortunately, after working from 10 to 10 for 3 months, I collapsed and had to resign from my job at Pyramid.

Taking this event as a lesson, I recently joined the Sfera department at El Corte Inglés to cover the Christmas campaign. My first impressions are very positive and I have high expectations for this new job.​​​