Web Nickname
MORPHETUS
Software Expertise
Maya
After Effects
Photoshop
Illustrator
Flash
Languages
Fluent Spanish
Fluent English
Professional Experience
2011- Emmy Winner - SNY Sports Local Campaign
2010- Emmy nominee - SNY.tv Promo Campaign

Designer

Emmy nominee - Mets on SNY Graphics

Designer/Animator
2008-Present- Lead Broadcast Designer/Animator.

SportsNet New York

Shows designed/animated :

SportsNite Redesign (2010)

Loud Mouths (2008)

The Wheelhouse (2008)

Daily News Live redesign (2008)

Animations for NY Mets-in-game, Loud 

Mouths, The Wheelhouse, Beer Money

Other Animations. Subway Restaurants 
(Canada), Virtual Ads for BET Awards
2005-2007- Virtual Advertising. Working as a Graphic

Artist for PVI I created animations and/or
Virtual Product Placements for shows like

Will and Grace, The Contender, Martha

Stewart's The Aprentice, presentations for

FOX SPORTS, and graphics for CBS/ PGA tour

and CBS/NFL games. These projects require

intensive use of Maya, After Effects and

Photoshop, as well as Post Magic and Monet

tracking systems.

Horror Film. Created titles and Digital Effects

for film "Knock Knock" (Ariola productions)

Short Film. Created Digital Effects for

"Las Luciernagas", a short film by Roberto

Minervini.

Design. Logo and character design for XSPEC,

a Montel Williams' company.
Juanes Tour. Set of animations for Livid

Instruments, producers of the Multimedia Show for Grammy Award winning Latin Artist Juanes.
2004- Short movie. animated intro for "Fat Ladies
Memoires". A Gabetha Productions Film.
Animated Short "Masterpiece", acclaimed

in the 4th New Jersey Cape May Film Festival.
Storyboards and Web Illustrations
for feature Film The Man Who Loved Children,
by Director John Lazar.
2003- Acclaimed Video - Boise, Idaho

Trained personel in the use of After Effects

Web Design

Dance Beat of Miami

Straight Home Inspections

Guitar E-nstructor

Clinica Garay

Econectate

Animation
1995-2003 - A G Video - Panama City, Panama

Designed “Fotito”, a 3D trademark character
for retail store Audiofoto.

Used my managereial skills and technical

abilities to create a series of animated shorts

for Nestle, Panama.

Animated a n d composited a 15 minute

children’s recycling infomercial entitled “La

Basura Tiene Vida” (“The Garbage has Life”)

Panama City Hall, Panama City, Panama.

Fully animated eleven 2D spots “La Familia

Salud” (“The Family Health”), Health Ministry,

Panama City, Panama.

Countless 2D and 3D animated spots for TV

commercials.
2000-2003 - Render Visualization Panama City, Panama

Co-owner architectural visualization company.
Personal
Accomplished Guitar Player
Album: "La Cueva del Dolor" recorded in 1997
Studio Sessions
Brown belt in the martial art of Aikido
A short Autobiography
I was born in Madrid, Spain. The second son of Panamanian parents expanding their education in another country, both in the field of chemistry. I was brought to Panama to live with my grandparents when I was two months old, my parents had to go back to Spain to finish their degrees. By the time they came back I didn't know who they were and the word mom was reserved for grandma, which would break my mother's heart.
My first drawing must have been when I was three
or four ... maybe earlier. Being both my parents
chemists, chances were I would end up being a
chemist too. Yuck! No offense to chemists, it just
isn't my drill. In defense of my chemical parents I
must say there was plenty of chemistry in my family,
literally. But I took a different path.
The dream of animation started at an early age when
I saw my cousin Felix doing amazing things flipping
the pages of a note book. Well , it's not really that
amazing , but it was to me. So I made my first
animation at age ten , and by age thirteen I was
animating Michael Jordan and G I Joe scenes on the pages of my school books. I have to confess I was more interested in animation than Social Studies or History.
Panama is not exactly the Shangrilah of the Entertainment Industry, so at the time I chose my career, animation was not on the map. But the universe works in strange ways and the dream patiently followed me even when my eyes were open to reality. For me, reality became Architecture. I got a job at an Architecture firm even before I finished my degree. I was really good at it. I still do some architecture in my country of origin, but that's a different story.
A young Panamanian company was entering the world of animation
and I was in the right place at the right time. They were interested in
my talent as a cartoonist and they asked me if I could do animation.
"Sure"- I said. Who would refuse to see a dream come true. By the
way, if you have read all the way to this line you are really cool. I
appreciate it.
So, I started as a freelance 2D animator and later hired full time. 3D
animation came along almost instantly as well as post effects and
compositing. I have been doing this since 1995 and I love it.
I am proud to say I was one of the pioneers of animation in Panama
and in many ways my work changed Panama's TV industry and
helped build the path for a whole new generation of animators. This
is not my job; this is what I am. Well, it's also my job but what a way to make a living.
I managed to balance my artistic diet by including other
forms of art. I have formal studies in music and have
been playing guitar for 22 years. I also practice the
martial art of aikido, where I hold the rank of brown
belt. I read about science , culture , politics and Zen.
Still reading? You are way cool! My perspective of life
is often different from that of those who surround me,
but I respect what you think as long as you respect
my philosophy. There is plenty of room for different
opinions.
A few years ago, a beautiful American woman went down to Panama. To make the story short she is now my wife and pulled me all the way to the wonderful and always challenging New York City. Just when I thought the dream was accomplished I find myself in this exciting place. My Dream never abandoned me.