Born and raised in Mexico, moved to the US in 2000 to attend UCLA and then AFI as a directing fellow. Graduated in 2004 with and MFA in Film Directing with “Anima” as my thesis film, a suspense-horror period piece short that deals with cloistered nuns in the Colonial period in Mexico. After working as a writer for TV for Univision and then Disney TVA, in 2010 I directed my first feature in Mexico, a Romantic Comedy starring Iran del Castillo and Lorenzo Baluducci. It opened nationwide in Mexico in 2013. Currently I’ve been doing the adaptation and voice over directing of Masha and the Bear, for their Latin American version, as well as develop some social media campaigns for MiTú Network. I’m very versatile and my primary passion is the story. I live with my family in Los Angeles, CA.