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

 

I was asked to film a play. I had no idea how the camera worked. I kept on practicing and watching films to see how they were framed 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 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.