On-location camera work, interview coverage and live television production for Univision. Stories connecting people, culture and identity, from New York communities to national broadcasts.
On-location camera work for Univision Nueva York Contigo’s series exploring belonging, Afro-Latino heritage and inclusion.
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A reported feature on natural hair, Afro-Latino identity and self-acceptance. Carolina Contreras of Miss Rizos and community voices challenge beauty stereotypes and discuss passing confidence and cultural pride to the next generation.
Musicians explore African roots in Latin American music through percussion, piano demonstrations and personal histories, connecting familiar rhythms with cultural memory and the importance of preserving these traditions.
Univision New York colleagues reflect on Afro-Latino identity, representation, experiences of racism and pride in their roots, connecting newsroom diversity with conversations that begin at home.
A cultural magazine segment introducing Ballet Hispánico’s Proyecto Familia, bringing the organization’s family-focused initiative to Univision 41 audiences.
A selection of morning television assignments, coordinating with producers, reporters and the assignment desk to bring stories to air.
Guido Neira — assistant, field & coordinating video producer Producer: Luis Camilo Hosts: Birmania Ríos, Damaris Díaz & Carina García Camera: Daniel E. Ramirez & Ed Vilchez