I have always been a huge film fan, but my interest in CG started way back when I first saw “Jurassic Park” on the cinema. Since then, I tinkered on my own, starting with Autodesk Animator and the MSDOS versions of 3D Studio, and self-learned a few things.
It wasn’t until years later, after quitting my studies and realising I wasn’t on the path I would really like, that I decided to focus and study CG. Several years later, my studies and experience have made me an experienced Senior Visualization, Layout and Animation artist, as well as a bit of a generalist, having worked in modeling, animation, rigging, and lots of different stuff. Even some texturing, render, and composition work once in a while (despite being mildly color blind!).
While I was advancing on my CG career, I have occassionally collaborated with indie filmmakers on several short films, doing all sorts of stuff, from scriptwriting and storyboarding to *almost* co-directing and basically doing a bit of everything on set (that’s guerrilla filmmaking for you!).
The combination of my animator experience with my passion for cinema, finally led me to discover and embrace the world of film previsualization, I’m currently commited to that path, working as Freelance Visualization Artist in film and TV at companies such as The Third Floor Inc, while occasionally working as Layout Artist for animated films, or Cinematic Animator for games and advertisement.
I have ended with a text way more formal than I wanted, so I’ll just say that I cook a delighful tortilla de patatas and sublime croquetas, and I make silly faces whenever someone points a camera at me.