I am a huge fan of storytelling; I love listening to stories and telling them. 

So, when I finished high school, I jumped into college to become a Mass Communication Researcher. However, all those volumetric books, discussing centuries of male theories based on bourgeois and Eurocentric experiences, were way too useless for me at that time. It bored me.​ ​

That boredom (and a teacher's advice) took me to film school, specifically "La ENERC", a place where every aspiring Argentinian filmmaker wanted to go, but few could get in. I was just looking for better ways to tell stories, accepted the challenge, and made it in. Three years later, I received my Film Editing degree. ​

I spent the next ten years working on several projects- for love, for friendship, to pay my rent, for pleasure, for desire, to pay for my food, for ambition, by inertia, and for love again.

In 2018, I went back to college to obtain a Licentiate in Audiovisual Arts Teaching and became a teacher. So, I was able to properly teach and I traveled across my country, sharing my insights, workflows, and some new knowledge related to Digital Editing.

But It wasn't enough for me. We needed more educated editors, adults who are capable of taking this beautiful opportunity to tell stories with social and artistic commitment. For that reason, in 2021, I joined a team with others to give birth to the only open, free and public degree on film editing in a National University of my country, the Scalabrini Ortiz (UNSO). 

​I never stop working. I live between timelines and classes, footage and books, softwares and blackboards, Buenos Aires and New York City. ​An image accompanied by sound is such a powerful tool that it was irresistible to me, and here I am: a proud editor, with a will to print my female Latin-American point of view in every piece I cut. That's who I am, and that's what I do. Here you have a little excerpt of my work. ​I hope you enjoy it.