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 Eurocentric experiences, were way too useless for me at that time.​ ​

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 Bachelor degree in Audiovisual Arts Education 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.

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.