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Producer/ Director

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About

I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and currently live in New York City. I have been working in unscripted television and documentary film production for 25+ years, during which I founded Dos Pandas -a production company operating in both Argentina and the US. Through it, my partner and I have created over 600 hours of award winning television for top performing networks across Latin America. I was Assistant Director on Fotografías (Photographs), Andrés Di Tella's seminal documentary feature, and collaborated with him on the production of film festivals such as BAFICI and the Princeton Documentary Festival. I’m currently a freelance producer in NYC, and have worked for various unscripted TV, documentary film and commercial projects shot in the US, Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America. Some of the companies I've worked for are Matador Content, Story Syndicate, 101 Studios, Boardwalk Pictures, Fischio Films and VaynerWATT, and I've collaborated with directors such as Lisa Immordino Vreeland, Matt Kay, Morgan Fallon and Michael Steed, creating content for networks like Amazon Sports, Disney+, Netflix, The History Channel and Vice and clients such as Google.org, Carolina Herrera, NARS, Tiffany, Lehmann Maupin and the Gilbert and George Centre. I have a bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Communication from the Universidad de Palermo, and in 2012, I earned a Filmmaking Certificate from NYU SCPS. In 2020, I graduated from The New School’s MA in Media Studies, with a focus on documentary filmmaking. I have written, directed, produced and edited five short films.

Lanscape (Paisaje) - Trailer
01:32
Short Film - Documentary - 17 min

Lanscape (Paisaje) - Trailer

Official Selection BAFICI. Based on a text written by Argentine Victoria Ocampo in her Testimonies, Landscape is a visual and aural interpretation of the concept that Sur magazine’s founder puts forward. Villa Ocampo, her family’s summer residence and the place where the writer hosted intellectuals from all over the world, and the River Plate, which used to be in the property in her childhood years, hold what Ocampo treasures as the real “landscape.” It is not only a portion of terrain regarded for its artistic aspect, as the dictionary defines. “It is much more, because it is much less,” stresses Victoria in a tape recorded in 1958 in Buenos Aires and recovered in this documentary essay, which invites the spectator to the intimacy of the memories of one of the most prominent Latin American women of the 20th century.
Good
09:19
Short Film - Narrative - 9 min

Good

Official Selection Raindance Film Festival. Mia is a young waitress who dreams about becoming an urban angel who performs small, everyday good deeds, such as hugging lonely people to sleep at nights or helping troubled drunk souls find their way home. Eventually she realizes she does have a gift for it, so she dresses up with wings and all and attempts to perform some acts of kindness. However, people actually think she's interfering with their affairs and that she should mind her own business. Is "doing good" a relative concept in harsh NYC? This story is about Mia's resolution to lead a life less ordinary and to bring some of that magic into other people's lives as well. In times in which individualism is the trend, she will put to test if "good" is, in fact, still considered good. 16mm COLOR SYNC SOUND Shot for NYU SCPS Filmmaking Intensive 2012 Premiered at London's Raindance Film Festival in 2014.

"Unlike all the other art forms, film is able to seize and render the passage of time, to stop it, almost to possess it in infinity. I'd say that film is the sculpting of time."

Andrei Tarkosvki

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