Growing up on my great-grandparents' South Texas goat ranch, I've come a long way to make a name for myself in Hollywood. Drawing on lessons learned and Tejano roots, I aim to create meaningful conversations that impact change. But I'll settle for making some damn good TV.
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Starting as a temporary writer's PA, I've climbed the ranks and had the opportunity to not only co-star but co-write my first episode of TV on NBCUniversal's "Lopez vs. Lopez," earning multiple union memberships along the way. I'm very proud of my episode that sparked conversations, even within my own family, about mental health and manipulation tactics of Latiné parenting.

The opportunity to also breathe life into my own characters has been a dream come true, no doubt about it. My crime comedy pilot "Welcome to Thystle" ranks in the Top 1% on Coverfly's Red List out of over 120,000 scripts. And, my multi-cam comedy "Son of a Butch" received a stellar recommendation from The Script Lab.

I also had the opportunity to help produce the HBO-acquired short film, "Pepito," and as well as create the award-winning live male strip show and adapted short film "Hard-ish Bodies," which premiered at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival.

At the end of the day, I'm just grateful for the opportunity to create and the folks along the way that help make it happen. There's no telling what the future holds. So, buckle up and join me I continue to chase my dreams and make my mark in the entertainment industry. Here's to taking risks, embracing challenges that come with turning nothing into something, and creating unforgettable stories.

Now, let's make some damn good TV.