When I was twelve, my dad sat me in front of the computer and said:
“We’re not paying for the old editing program anymore… here’s the new one.”
It was Photoshop — and that moment quietly rerouted my whole life.

A year later, in 2013, I discovered YouTube and created my first channel:
"Sere Editions" a small corner of the internet where I taught people how to edit photos and videos,
recorded karaoke-style visuals, and shared every trick my younger self had learned.
I monetized early. At fourteen, I was already buying small things with the money I made.
Not much — but enough to feel like I was building something of my own.

I deleted that channel (a mistake I only understood years later).
I thought I could easily recreate what I’d achieved.
So I started again, from zero — but this time, focused on myself.
On my voice, my expression, my creative world.

That second chapter became a space of experimentation:
covers, small vlogs, visual monologues, lyric-style edits — the early layers of a language I didn’t know I was building.

Edit.
Shape. Transform.

After finishing high school, I studied Audio Engineering.
For the first time, I could understand professionally what I’d been doing intuitively for years:
sound, music, image.
I created commercial spots and music videos as part of my training.

When I graduated, I completed my internship at
Tv O’Higgins

filming, editing, and shaping stories with a rhythm that still lives in my work.

a regional media outlet where I stayed for four years —

the space where I discovered my cadence as a creator, learning that storytelling is as much about listening as it is about filming.

Eventually, I chose a different horizon.
I moved to Canada, where I am now —
creating social-media-style content, building artistic projects with coherence,
and crafting a visual signature that follows me everywhere I go.

I’m still learning. Still expanding. Still creating my own way.

“Video Editor & Creative Director based in Montréal — working with international clients.”

Let’s create something with intention.

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When I was twelve, my dad sat me in front of the computer and said: “We’re not paying for the old editing program anymore… here’s the new one.” It was Photoshop — and that moment quietly rerouted my whole life.

That second chapter became a space of experimentation:covers, small vlogs, visual monologues, lyric-style edits — the early layers of a language I didn’t know I was building.

Edit. Shape. Transform.

Eventually, I chose a different horizon. I moved to Canada, where I am now — creating social-media-style content, building artistic projects with coherence, and crafting a visual signature that follows me everywhere I go.

Let’s create something with intention.

When I was twelve, my dad sat me in front of the computer and said:
“We’re not paying for the old editing program anymore… here’s the new one.”
It was Photoshop — and that moment quietly rerouted my whole life.

That second chapter became a space of experimentation:
covers, small vlogs, visual monologues, lyric-style edits — the early layers of a language I didn’t know I was building.

Edit.
Shape. Transform.

Eventually, I chose a different horizon.
I moved to Canada, where I am now —
creating social-media-style content, building artistic projects with coherence,
and crafting a visual signature that follows me everywhere I go.