She studied Film Direction at the CIEVYC and Professional Photography at the Maestro Quinquela School of Photography and Visual Arts. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Teaching Audiovisual Arts from the National University of San Martín and the National School of Filmmaking (ENERC, as per its Spanish acronym). She also works as a professor at the National University of San Martín and in various film workshops for children and adults. She has directed over 14 short films and 30 music videos, earning 50 national and international awards. Among her notable works is the short film Caperucita y el leñador en el monte, después del final feliz (2013), which was supported by INCAA and filmed entirely in the Chaco forest. Additionally, her short film La playita won the Historias Breves contest of the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts in 2017 and has participated in over 70 international festivals, receiving 19 awards from different parts of the world. She is currently in the post-production phase of her first fiction feature film: Al impenetrable, the winner of INCAA’s Opera Prima contest.