Hands on Producer effective at bringing projects from concept to reality. Excels at relationship building, organizations, and making sound judgments under pressure and with tight deadlines.

I have 9 years of experience as a independent radio producer in the US and Mexico. My work has aired on PRI's The World, NPR's All Things Considered, Radio MX (Mexico), KPCC's The Frame, KCRW's To The Point and Unfictional. I have also produced for Radio Ambulante (a Spanish-language radio program that's been described as the Latin "This American Life", and for The Smithsonian Folklife Festival.

Ever since I can remember I have been passionate about history and story telling. I began my career in Radio Diaries (New York) where I learnt the art of making first person documentary radio. I was part of a team that produced Mexico ’68: A Movement, A Massacre, and the 40-Year Search for the Truth which have aired on NPR’s, All Things Considered, and won the Edward R. Murrow award for best documentary. I was assigned to go to Mexico to research primary sources, find new rare period audio, and, most importantly, interview the people that took part in the events. I was also part of the research team that helped produce Willie McGee and the Traveling Electric Chair that won an award at the Third Coast International Audio Festival. In worked as a beat reporter for WNYC and was a translator (Spanish/English) for the Children’s Law Centre in Brooklyn. In 2013 I moved to Los Angeles after with my wife to start a story-telling project at KCRW called Sonic Trace (Exploring the roots of Latin American immigrants in LA and their connections with their home countries).

All of my work is edited and mixed using the Avid Protools software application.
You can find samples of my work in the Portfolio section. I'll be more than happy to assist you with your production, editing, and mixing needs both in English and Spanish. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

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