is a youth series on road safety and the uses of public space. It was filmed in Santo Domingo de los Tsa'chilas. It is being broadcasted on a local channel, Zaracay TV, and can be seen on Social Media like Facebook, Instagram, tiktok, and youtube.

Is an interactive web documentary about the arts and crafts of elderly people in the heart of Quito's historic district. 

Misha's family disapproved of him when he decided to become a photographer. Years later, he discovered his grandfather, whom nobody talked about, had also been a photographer. However, he had treated Misha's grandmother with contempt due to her indigenous origins and never acknowledged their children. 

Misha's journey to learn more about his family's past, including paternal absences begins with a pair of old cameras and a small photographic archive. However, his grandmother's Alzheimer's threatens to take away the few pieces of memory that remain. Through photographic experimentation and the symbolic occupation of denied space, Misha learns that memory is constantly updated and family problems, if not healed, recur.

I wrote and directed wrote the children's series El equipo invincible, produced by Zonacuario for the United for healthy children from Nestle. We created 3 seasons. is a children's series produced for Educa TV that premiered on November 23, 2015.

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A chapter was nominated to the Prix Jeunesse 2018 festival in Munich, Germany. Previously I directed the TV

Is a hybrid, documentary and fiction series for young people and adults about interculturality as part of everyday life. It was broadcasted nationally through all Ecuadorian tv chains. It can also be seen online on youtube or in the links on this web page.

It is a children's series produced for Educa TV that premiered on November 23, 2015. Children from different corners of Ecuador narrate dreams they´ve had and these become animations. Ecuador´s cultural diversity can be seen, heard and felt. Look for it on youtube.

I produced and co-wrote the documentary El Secreto de la luz, which won the DocTv Latin America award for Ecuador. 

A look at 20th century Ecuador narrated through the work of the Swedish explorer Rolf Blomberg: his books and films, his photographs and illustrations are the archival material that make up this documentary. Blomberg arrived in 1934 to study the Galapagos Islands and destiny brought him back as many times as necessary to make Quito his center of operations. He explored Ecuador like few others and created a complex and exciting work whose re-reading, today, offers us an unpublished portrait of this country.

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Deaf Film Festival was the first of its kind in Latin America. Intended to bring together the deaf and hearing communities. It was held in Quito, Guayaquil and Cuenca and included film screenings, an acting workshops, a subtitling workshop, talks and screenings for schools, as well as two days of lectures at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Quito. 

ADMA aimed to document, showcase and preserve cultural practices and traditions. I created and ran this project which collects & shares the ancestral knowledge and oral traditions of Ecuador. The first and most important step of this project is the fieldwork that through art aims to link the community in a process that works the memory, revitalizes the language, and promotes intergenerational relationships. From this, I edited a series of books and generated films in collaboration with the communities. In 2012 this project received an honorable mention for best children's publication from the Alas-BID program. The materials were returned to the communities through an intercultural festival. ADMA works hand in hand with Oralidad Modernidad, which seeks to document and revitalize the languages of Ecuador.