Technical & Cinematic Direction

I work in Technical and Cinematic Direction, with experience across narrative, real-time production and rendering, based in Madrid. I started in audiovisual direction — sets, shoots, post — before moving into 3D and real-time, which is why I still approach every project as a director first: the story on screen sets the priority, and the pipeline gets built to serve it.

I have gone through all the technical processes involved in creating digital content to understand, plan, manage, and lead teams and workflows with a balanced technical and artistic approach.

That balance is what I care about most — designing methodologies and workflows that can adapt and make the most of resources, contributing to the satisfaction and growth of all team members.

Most recently as Virtual Production Supervisor at MR Factory, I defined workflows and real-time integration pipelines for Unreal Engine 5 productions; before that, I worked as a technical director for video games and as a 3D generalist on traditional rendering projects and interactive integrations of virtual and augmented reality projects.