About
I am a cinematographer specializing in natural history and wildlife documentaries. My career has taken me to some of the planet’s most remote and extraordinary locations—from the dense jungles of West Africa to the sweeping landscapes of Latin America—while working on productions for BBC, National Geographic, Disney, Netflix, Smithsonian, among others.
Whether tracking wildlife through rainforests, spending months in hides, filming from forest canopies, navigating savannas at night, or enduring the intense heat of deserts, I am committed to creating visually compelling narratives that inspire empathy and connection with the wild.
Expertise
I specialize in long-lens cinematography, focusing on intricate animal behaviors and crafting emotive sequences. My technical expertise includes:
+ Camera Systems
Over a decade of experience working with Canon CN20, RED, and ARRI camera systems.
+ Field Techniques
Skilled in filming from hides, off road vehicles, and boats, ensuring versatility across various terrains and conditions.
+ Night and Low-Light Filming
Skilled in shooting with thermal and infrared technology, including Sellex and multi-IR systems.
+ Rope Access Techniques
Proficient in filming from forest canopies during both day and night operations.
+ Gyrostabilized Systems
Experienced with advanced stabilization tools, including Ronin gimbals (RS2, RS3, Ronin 2) and Shotover systems.
+ Camera Traps
Experienced with Tshed and Cognysis systems to capture elusive wildlife.
+ Drones
DJI Mavic and Inspire pilot, specializing in wildlife behavior and cinematic scenic shots.
+ Extreme Environments & Challenging Species
Highly adaptable to harsh environments, with a proven ability to deliver high-quality footage under demanding conditions.
Location & Availability
I work on projects worldwide, currently I am based in Mexico.
For inquiries about availability, showreels, or stock footage, feel free to get in touch. I am fluent in Spanish, English, and Portuguese.