Projects
It has been about more than 20 years since produce audiovisuals became a passion. From an artistic and experimental perspective, and the fusion of art with communications functionality. Since then, my work has shown an essence between artistic aesthetics and functionality.
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I show a part of my professional work as an independent television producer and filmmaker in this space.
Television Experience
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​Luz Verde TV highlighted urban art collectives, musical performances, poetry, and experimental video projects from the Juárez-El Paso Borderlands that lacked support from mainstream media. In doing so, Luz Verde TV aimed to break this paradigm by promoting these initiatives in the regions where its broadcasts were accessible.
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Channel 5 XEJ TV
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Broadcast Period: 2005 to 2006
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Schedule: Saturdays at 12:00 PM
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Program Details: 30-minute production
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Location: Ciudad Juárez
This program provided engaging content tailored for a local audience, showcasing the culture and artistic vibrancy of Ciudad Juárez.
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Multimedios Televisión
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Broadcast Period: 2006 to 2008
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Schedule: Saturdays and Sundays at 7:00 PM
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Program Details: 60-minute production with regional transmission
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Broadcast Regions:
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Mexico: Chihuahua, Tamaulipas, Nuevo León, Coahuila, Jalisco
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United States: Texas, California, Nevada, Illinois, and New Mexico
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This program expanded its reach to a binational audience, offering diverse content with significant cultural relevance to viewers across Mexico and key regions of the United States. Its one-hour format allowed for a deeper exploration of topics, fostering a strong connection with its regional audience.
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Around 200 productions were made of which the following could be highlighted:
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General production, camera direction, and scriptwriting of documentaries “Voladores de Papantla” Papantla, Veracruz. Luz Verde TV. 2006
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General production, camera direction, and scriptwriting of documentary “Colectivo Resizte” Ciudad Juárez. Luz Verde TV. 2005 and 2006
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General production, camera direction, and scriptwriting of the documentary “Hunab Ku Collective” Ciudad Juárez. Luz Verde TV. 2006
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General production, direction of cameras, and scripting of the interview “Tuga-Makiloko” Ciudad Juárez. Luz Verde TV. 2006
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General production, camera direction, and scripting of the interview and coverage of events “656 Comics” Ciudad Juárez. Luz Verde TV. 2006
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General production, camera direction, and scripting of the interview with the artist “Bandido” Ciudad Juárez. Luz Verde TV. 2005
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General production, camera direction, and scripting of the interview with the artist “Catrina” Ciudad Juárez. Luz Verde TV. 2005
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General production, camera direction, and screenwriting of the interview with the artist “Joaquín Cosío” Ciudad Juárez. Luz Verde TV. 2007
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Creation of the segment, general production, direction of cameras, and scriptwriting of “Poet in the Street,” the section made with the Poet Osvaldo Ogaz in which they produced “The Sonnet of the Masked Race," The Holy Spanglish and Classic Sonnet to the Shit. Juarez City. Luz Verde TV
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Production of music videos and music sessions for groups such as e-Spiral, Sushi Bar, Delasónica, Disidente, Gruis Spectra, Bajo Volumen, Peccata Minuta, Milk, Antiniño, Kable, La Utopía, Porter, Roce Mexicano, Low Luster League, Un dia de Octobre, Adrian Terrazas … among others. Luz Verde TV. 2005 to 2008
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Creation of the segment, general production, camera direction, and scriptwriting of “De Mochila,” a section made of a sense of tourist diffusion in which places such as Teotihuacán, Mexico City, Nayarit, Paquime, an interview with Juan Quezada, Tajín, Zacatecas stand out, Los Angeles CA, Universal Studios, Santa Monica, New York, Ruidoso NM, Sea World… Luz Verde TV. 2005 to 2008
Experimental Motion Graphics
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​Identity on the Border: from emerging aesthetics of urban art. An approach to the limits between Juarez-El Paso.
Documentary
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Location: Ciudad Juárez / El Paso, TX
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Role: Research, Production, Scriptwriting, and Photography
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Directors: Elizabeth Escobedo & José Manuel Flores
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Voiceover: Nicole Carter
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Platform: The University of Texas at El Paso
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Year: 2018
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This documentary explores the vibrant urban art scene at the intersection of Ciudad Juárez and El Paso, delving into themes of identity, resilience, and cultural exchange. Through comprehensive research, a well-crafted script, and engaging narration, the project illuminates the unique aesthetic and socio-political narratives that define the border region. The production reflects a collaborative effort to showcase the voices and visual languages of a dynamic artistic community.
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​Roberto Serrano
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Production and Scriptwriting
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Documentary: Percussionist Roberto Serrano
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Location: Ciudad Juárez / El Paso, TX
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Role: Production, Camera Direction, Scriptwriting, and Photography
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Directors and Producers: Elizabeth Escobedo & José Manuel Flores
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Platform: Ampli Studio TV
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Year: 2011
This documentary captures the life and artistic journey of percussionist Roberto Serrano. Through insightful storytelling, dynamic cinematography, and a compelling narrative, it highlights Serrano’s contributions to the cultural fabric of the border region. The production effectively bridges the unique cultural and musical influences of Ciudad Juárez and El Paso.
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Antonio Ochoa
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Production and Scriptwriting
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Documentary: Antonio Ochoa
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Location: Ciudad Juárez
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Role: Production, Camera Direction, Scriptwriting, and Photography
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Directors and Producers: Elizabeth Escobedo & José Manuel Flores
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Platform: MEPCAD
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Year: 2014
This project chronicles the life and work of Antonio Ochoa, offering a profound look into his influence and legacy in Ciudad Juárez. The documentary combines strong visuals and a narrative structure that resonates with both local and broader audiences, reflecting a deep understanding of the subject's cultural significance.




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Collaborations and Corporate Videos
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Production
Product review “Canon Lovers”
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Content for distribution in digital media made for Canon Mexicana. Mexico City 2012
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Video art
Video-dance “Glitch”: Cameras, editing, sound design, and postproduction. The Glitch project seeks to bring together the balance between color and different parts of the body. Body counterpoint, color harmony, a polyphony of the senses in a set of interrelated processes. Conjugation of forms and transformation of energy applied to the movement that is configured in a kind of pictorial frieze where each chromatic piece seeks to fit perfectly with what it has in its vicinity. Direction: Dr. Pablo Alonso Herraiz. Mexico 2016
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