holds a PhD in Humanities with a specialization in Cultural Studies from the University of Piura, a Master’s degree in Audiovisual Screenwriting from the University of Navarre, and a degree in Communication from the University of Lima. He is a lecturer, researcher and academic coordinator for the Animation and Video Games specialization at the University of Lima’s Faculty of Communication. His work focuses on animation, audiovisual storytelling and video games, with a particular interest in heroism, freedom and cultural transformations linked to digital media. He is a member of the Ibero-American Network for Research on Audiovisual Narratives (INAV) and the Mythmaking and Heroism in Narratives research group at the University of Navarre. He worked as an animator on the feature films Dragones: destino de fuego (2006) and El delfín: historia de un soñador (2009), as an editor on Los Ilusionautas (2012) and La entidad (2015), and in the animation department for El corazón de la luna (2021). He also wrote and directed the short film Hasta siempre (2015), was part of the post-production team at Movistar’s Plus TV, and completed a professional internship at the Spanish production company Plano a Plano. He is the author of De princesas a heroínas. Nuevas protagonistas en el cine de animación (2026), published by the University of Lima Press.
