Mi Sueno Americano
This film was made for my senior comprehensive project and was directed, edited, captioned, and produced by me. The camera used for this project was a Canon C-100.
This documentary explores the struggles faced by the filmmaker’s grandfather as he immigrated to the United States and transitioned from immigrant to business owner. A personal retelling explored through the daily routine of one person as he navigates owning a taco truck.
Parkview Vaccine Campaign
Made in collaboration with Parkview Medical Systems, this video promotes vaccination in Pueblo County.
Covid Resource Site
Vehicle Registration Kiosk
The purpose of this video was to inform the citizens of Pueblo about a new Vehicle Registration Kiosk that was put in a more accessible location with more accessible hours.
Know Your Rights: Minnesota
This film was made for my nonfiction class as a collaborative project with the ACLU organization in Minnesota. The camera used to film this project was a Canon C-100.
Know Your Rights provides crucial information to the Spanish-speaking community within Minnesota. For individuals who are undocumented, interactions with the police are difficult and intimidating. This project promotes public awareness of individuals’ rights, especially those who are undocumented, when they are pulled over or detained by ICE.
Commodities Call for Volunteers
Made for Pueblo County's Commodities office, this video was a call to action for the citizens of Pueblo to come out and help their community.
Not for Me, For Us
This video was a public health campaign created for Pueblo County's Department of Public Health to promote vaccinations within the younger demographic of ages 20-44.
K-9 Retirement
This video was made during my time with Pueblo County and was a quick recap of an award ceremony for Koa and Jenny, two K-9s with the sheriff's office honored for their service.
#let’s talk
The camera used to film this project was a Canon Rebel SL2 as well as a Canon C-100.
In #let’stalk, I am tackling the mental health taboo within the Latinx community. The film explores the personal stories of Latinx identifying college students and their experiences with depression. I end this film with a call to action to destigmatize mental health and have more frank and healthy conversations about mental health.