April • 2022
Flawless results and great person to work with overall.
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
2 reviews$700 - $1400 / Day
Request QuoteProducer and director with over 15 of experience in documentary films, commercials, and educational videos. Co-founder of NOMAD Media Group, a Monterrey, Mexico-based production company with more than 100 credits to its name, including a YouTube channel dedicated to Spanish-language science education, "Cielos Despejados." Documentary feature credits include Field Associate Producer, "Kingdom of Shadows" (2015, Participant Media), Archival Producer, "Chavela" (2017, Music Box Films), and Associate Producer, "Siqueiros: Walls of Passion" (2019, World Channel). Fellow at UnionDocs Collaborative Studio (2016-2017, Brooklyn, NY). His latest documentary short, "What We Have Built," had its premiere at BAM Festival, in Brooklyn, NY.
April • 2022
Flawless results and great person to work with overall.
July • 2021
Professional, creative and collaborative.
In the Pacific coast of Mexico, the indigenous Mixtec community of Pinotepa de Don Luis take great risks to practise an ancient craft: dyeing fabric in a vibrant purple colour by using the milk of sea snails.
The Cuatro Ciénegas Basin in northern Mexico is a rare oasis in the Chihuahuan Desert that includes over 200 crystalline natural pools with bright blue tones. These pools are home to living stromatolites, rock-like structures that are among the earliest fossil evidence of life on Earth.
The Firefly Sanctuary in Nanacamilpa, Mexico, is home to an endemic species of fireflies, the Macrolampsis palaciosi. During the rainy and humid summer nights, a frantic dance of males in search for a female to mate with creates a dreamlike show, filling the dense and dark forest with colour for about 40 minutes.
The Mesoamerican reef is the largest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere. A local community in Mexico has come up with an innovative way to protect it from hurricanes and climate change: a private insurance that provides a stream of cash every time the reef is damaged.
In the Mexican town of Pomuch, locals have a yearly cleansing ritual of their late relatives' bones, a tradition that stems back to pre-Hispanic times.
The birth of a new volcano is a rare occasion. What began as a fissure in the cornfield of a local farmer in 1943, rose to a height of 336 meters within a year. During its nine-year lifespan, the volcano completely covered the villages of Paricutín and San Juan Parangaricutiro, in Mexico.
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