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JustNatalia Portfolio
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By your frog 🐸 justnatalia ✶
WHo’s natalia?
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Producer
I studied a higher degree in audiovisual production.
We did a lot of cool stuff there, from film and TV to live shows.
I graduated in February 2020, right before the pandemic started.
After that everything stopped, and finding a job in that field was just impossible.
So I started learning on my own, trying things, making small projects, anything that felt close to what I loved.
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Editor
I’ve loved YouTube since I was a teenager. That’s where it all started.
I began editing with Camtasia, then moved to Premiere, and later CapCut. I even played a bit with After Effects.
My channel and my vlogs show how much I love editing. I’ve learned everything by myself, just trying, failing, fixing, and trying again.
I think editing is one of the places where I feel most like myself. It’s quiet, it’s mine, and it’s where everything makes sense for a while.
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Creative Writer
I’ve always had a creative mind.
I’m an only child, so since I was little I used to invent stories just to have someone to play with.
Later I studied audiovisual production and then communication because I wanted to learn how to write scripts.
I’ve always loved creating and imagining things that don’t exist yet.
I like stories that talk about life in a different way, not the perfect or mainstream version.
Writing helps me make sense of what I see and what I feel.
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Communicator
Communication has always been something that follows me everywhere. I studied it at Universidad Internacional de La Rioja while working and studying at the same time.
I learned how the creative world works from the inside.
It helped me understand teamwork, deadlines, and how ideas turn into real projects.
I want to keep growing, to find new spaces where I can create, share, and actually feel part of something that matters.
The degree was just a step, not the destination.
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Photographer
Skull Klub started because I couldn’t stop taking photos at concerts.
I never had the best camera or fancy gear, just what I could afford, but I didn’t really care.
I like catching small moments, lights, faces, the feeling of a song when it hits.
Being there with my camera makes me feel alive, like I’m part of something bigger for a second.
I love the noise, the chaos, the people, and trying to freeze that feeling in one frame.
It’s not perfect, but it’s real. And that’s what I love the most.
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Dreamer
I daydream a lot. About places I haven’t seen yet, people I haven’t met, things I still want to do.
Sometimes I get lost in my head and forget what’s around me.
But dreaming has always helped me keep going. It’s where most of my ideas start, even the small ones.
I like quiet moments when everything feels possible, even if it’s not.I think I’m always chasing that feeling when life looks like a movie for a second.
I guess I just don’t know how to live without imagining something more.
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Create, be motivate
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JUSTNATALIA ✾ Create, be motivate ❃
My hobbies, My photos.
Practice, chaos and small victories ✿
Practice, chaos and small victories ✿
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF PANTICOSA
music video
Practice makes chaos, chaos makes stories and stories become small victories.
shortfilm
film
About me.
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I’ve always considered myself a very demanding person. No matter what I achieve, whether it’s academic or professional, I never seem to give it the value it deserves. I always feel like I need to do more to feel truly fulfilled.
And honestly, for a long time, I was embarrassed to admit that I had regular jobs just to make ends meet while studying. But for better or worse, I still haven’t found a job in my field, and right now, it feels like a pretty complicated goal.
Feeling ashamed of working at an electronics and appliance store made me stop and think. I realized that, like many others, I managed to finish my university degree while working, and nowadays it’s rare to find a young person who stays in the same job for more than a year, no matter what kind of job it is. I’ve been in mine for four.
It’s not easy, but I’m not giving up.
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