Summers of my childhood and youth were always a drama, because I would spend them studying the subjects I had failed. I was a bad student, dispersed. I really didn't know what to focus my career on.

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I was asked to film a theatre play. I had no idea how the camera worked. I kept on practicing and preparation I had done gave me the best results. After that great experience, I decided to study again and focus my career to the world of filming. My grades were good, I was motivated for the first time ever!.​

One of my lecturers - a renowned TV professional - offered me a job as a camera operator for a global sports broadcast, a round of the MotoGP World Championship at Paul Ricard circuit in France. It was my first professional job, I couldn't sleep night before, I prepared well and did a very good job. More broadcasts came after that in England, Austria, Indonesia, Australia and Malaysia, combining them with my early days at TVE (Spanish TV), TV3 (TV Catalunya), as a camera operator for sports, news, documentaries, etc.

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MotoGP World Championship offered me a job on the production TV team at Dorna Sports. This lasted for more than 16 years, first as a TV assistant and then through all the possible areas as a TV director in MotoGP International Feed. ​

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My restlessness and the need to broaden my scope made me take the decision, not at all easy, to set out on my own, leaving behind stability and starting out my own career, growing and learning from all my experiences on new and varied projects of sport, musical, TV show, advertising, promotional, streaming, etc.