That’s the Story
Nobel laureate Prof. Roy J. Glauber is the last living scientist from the Theory Division of the Manhattan Project. His clear, fluent and articulate narration brings first hand information on the life at Los Alamos, the main scientific characters there, the Trinity test of the first ever nuclear weapon, the bombing of Japan and the political aftermath of the project. Glauber’s account is documented with audiovisual material recently declassified from the Los Alamos Archive.
Production Company: Centro de Ciencias de Benasque Pedro Pascual
Broadcast: MIT, CERN, University of Oxford, Stanford University, Canal 33, TVE2, etc.
Year: 2014
Format: 50’ documentary
Credit: Co-director
David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities
David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities
The natural world is full of extraordinary animals with amazing life histories. Some were surrounded by myth and misunderstandings for a very long time. Others have only recently revealed their secrets. In this series, David Attenborough looks at those creatures that have baffled or fascinated us for centuries.
Production Company: Humble Bee Films
Broadcast: UKTV, BBC, Netflix
Year: 2015
Format: 6 x 22’ (series 3 and 4)
Credit: Researcher and Remote Field Assistant
Animalades
Animalades is a bestial journey from myth to science in which Catalonia’s wildlife stories are revealed; from legends and lunatic conceptions to recent scientific discoveries. Moreover, some animals’ abilities are compared with that of humans: a dolphin vs an Olympic swimmer, a frog vs a gymnast, a gecko vs a climber… Will we ever emulate their achievements? “Animalades” is a word pun: its root means “animal” and, in the Catalan language, “animalades” is used when something is unbelievable, crazy or exaggerated.
Production Company: RTVE & Jaume Sañé
Broadcast: TVE2
Year: 2015
Format: 6 x 25’
Credit: Assistant Director / Scriptwriter
The Blind Monkey
China’s Taihang Mountains are a tough place to be a baby monkey. Steep cliffs, scorching summers and very, very cold winters all take their toll. It’s a particularly tough place to be a blind baby monkey. Most blind babies die in a matter of weeks, however the extreme devotion of one macaque mother has an extraordinary result. The Blind Monkey provides an insight into macaque society and suggests that compassion may not be a uniquely human behavior.
Production Company: LIC China, Crop TV
Broadcast: Nat Geo Wild
Year: 2016
Format: 50’ documentary
Credit: Assistant Director
El Cazador de Cerebros
El Cazador de Cerebros is the new science TV programme broadcasted on the Spanish national TV channel La 2. The host Pere Estupinyà searches for the most brilliant minds and shares their knowledge on how societies work, the nature, our body, the technology and the enigmatic human mind. The programme goes through the very latest topics within the scientific knowledge, investigation and divulgation areas, by interviewing men and women who dedicate their effort to get to know more. The stories, the experiments and the views on where the world is leading are told in a passionate, spontaneous and interesting way.
Production Company: Minifilms TV
Broadcast: TVE2
Year: 2017
Format: 13 x 30’ (season 2)
Credit: Researcher/AP & Scriptwriter
The Queen in the North
A documentary about the life cycle of a female northern lynx, the most extended feline in the planet. Going through Summer to Winter, we get to witness its endurance to extreme temperatures, her survival techniques and her parenting skills to raise her cubs on her own in a forest full of threats. Life is not easy for the Queen in the North.
Production Company: Terra Incognita Docs
Broadcast: Korean Broadcasting System (KBS)
Year: 2019
Format: 1 x 52’
Credit: Researcher/AP & Scriptwriter
Wild Latam
WILD LATAM is a spectacular documentary series about the nature and wildlife of South & Central America. The series offers an extraordinary journey to the wonders of this legendary continent, featuring the Gila monster in the Sonora Desert in Mexico, the killer whales of Tierra de Fuego in Argentina, the mythical condor of the Andes in Peru, the dolphin of the Amazon River in Brazil and the hummingbird of the Colombian jungle.
Production Company: Terra Incognita Docs
Broadcast: TVE (in post-production)
Year: 2019
Format: 13 x 52’
Credit: Researcher / Assistant producer
David Attenborough’s Life in Colour
David Attenborough’s Life in Colour
Sir David Attenborough explores how colour plays a vital role in animal interactions using new cameras built specifically for the show
Production Company: Humble Bee Films
Broadcast: BBC & Netflix
Year: 2019 (in-production)
Format:
Credit: Remote field assistant/drone pilot
Wild Babies
This Emmy-winning series follows 16 baby animals who all get in a bit over their heads at times but, in the end, trust their instincts as they move through babyhood into adulthood.
Production Company: Humble Bee Films
Broadcast: Netflix
Year: 2023
Credit: Location Assistant Producer
The Americas
A showcase of the wonders, secrets and fragilities of the Americas, narrated by Tom Hanks.
Production Company: BBC
Broadcast: NBC
Year: coming soon
Credit: Assistant Producer