Play Showreel 2026
Video that earns the rewatch.
Director, DP and editor based in Santo Domingo, working with brands in the Dominican Republic, the U.S. and Europe.
From script and shot list to lighting, filming, edit, color, sound and animation, I handle every stage myself, so you get a finished film without managing a crew.
What I Can Do For You
Different Businesses. Same Creative Obsession.
I work with brands across very different industries, from telecom and beverages to education and customer experience, making video that is built to be watched, understood and remembered.
These Numbers Didn't Happen Overnight
The Questions Before the Cameras Roll
[001]
What kind of videos can you create for us?
Commercials, corporate and brand films, short films, documentaries, online courses and masterclasses, events, and 2D animation. Tell me what you're launching and who needs to watch it, and I'll recommend the format and length that fit.
Formats shaped around your brief
End-to-end support: concept through final delivery
Script, shot list, lighting, filming, edit, color, sound and animation
Platform-ready masters and cutdowns
[002]
How does the whole production process work?
It starts with a short call about your goal, audience, references and deadline. In pre-production I write the script, build the shot list and design the lighting. On set I direct, shoot and light. In post I edit, color grade, design the sound and add animation, then send it for review. You get clear review rounds and a final delivery in every format you need.
[003]
What if we only have a rough idea?
That's completely fine, many good projects start that way. Bring the product, the deadline or even a single sentence. I'll help you find the strongest message, pick the right format and turn it into a clear plan before anything gets filmed or cut.
[004]
How long will our project take, and how do revisions work?
A focused edit usually takes one to two weeks; a full production (filming plus edit) is typically two to four weeks, depending on scope and locations. Each project includes defined feedback rounds, and I share cuts early so changes stay quick and cheap.
[005]
How much does a project cost, and what is included?
It depends on what the project needs: shoot days, locations, crew, edit complexity, graphics and the number of final versions. After a short call I send a clear proposal with the scope, deliverables, timeline and revision rounds. If you have a fixed budget, tell me early and I'll recommend where it will make the biggest difference.
[006]
Can you work remotely, travel, or collaborate with our in-house team?
Yes, that's most of how I work. I'm based in the Dominican Republic, in the same time zone as the U.S. East Coast, so calls, reviews, and feedback rounds happen in real time, not overnight. Discovery, editing, and revisions all run smoothly online. I also can come almost anywhere you are if filming services are required.
Remote planning and reviews work beautifully
Flexible collaboration with your internal team
Roles and approvals are clear before kickoff
[007]
What do you need from us before the project starts?
Your goal, the audience, a deadline, and any references or brand guidelines you have. If you're missing some of that, that's normal, we'll figure it out together in a quick discovery call. Everything else can be organized together.
Goals, audience, timing, and budget context
Brand assets, references, and must-avoid notes
Access to products, people, and locations
One clear approval path keeps things speedy
[008]
What software do you use?
I edit in Adobe Premiere Pro, build motion graphics and VFX in After Effects, and color grade in DaVinci Resolve. On set I shoot mainly with the Sony FX3 and A7 IV, with 24–70mm and 70–200mm lenses.
[009]
Who owns the final video, and how are usage rights handled?
Usage rights are agreed in the proposal before work begins: how you can use the final video, whether raw footage is included, and how any third-party elements such as music, stock footage or fonts are licensed. Unless we agree otherwise in writing, I may show the finished work in my portfolio.
[010]
What happens after the final video is delivered?
You receive the final masters and every agreed platform version, clearly named and organized. If it's part of the scope, I also deliver captions, thumbnails and short cutdowns. I keep the project files archived for a period we agree on, so later tweaks are easy.