Inspired by childhood viewings of documentaries with my grandfather, I pursued and achieved dual degrees in Biology and Audiovisual Communication from the Autonomous University of Barcelona in 2013. My early career was defined by an internship in Bristol—the documentary capital—where I worked as a Researcher on “David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities” at Humble Bee Films.

This experience became the catalyst for my return to Barcelona, where I co-direct “Animalades” for Spanish National TV. During that time, I  also worked as Assistant Director on the Nat Geo Wild documentary “The Blind Monkey” and co-directed “That’s the Story.”

Later I expanded into journalism, contributing to El País and National Geographic Spain, and gained recognition with a travel fellowship to a science journalism conference in San Francisco. My career advanced with roles in “El cazador de cerebros” and as a scriptwriter and assistant producer for “Wild Latam” on Amazon Prime.

My return to Bristol led to directing a key sequence in the Emmy-winning Netflix series “Wild Babies” in Costa Rica, marking a significant achievement. This propelled me into a three-year tenure at the BBC as an Assistant Producer for “The Americas,” where I managed challenging shoots across Latin America, capturing diverse wildlife and breathtaking landscapes.