In my working life I have been jumping from company to company, project to project, and of ‘brown-brown’. I suppose that more than one will feel identified with this way of life. We are a type of people who need to always be doing new things, and if it is impossible better.

With this statement of principles, to be almost 13 years in the same company is not an easy task. And few corporations can keep a worker of these features for so long without the character to fall into a depression due to boredom, because the challenges will motivate you. Mediapro is one of those few companies. And she spent the years most rewarding of my professional life (with permission of TV3).

I walked in 1999 as a sound engineer and I came out in 2012, after having been the technical manager of the continuity of The Sixth. As you can see, I started as an operator of sound designing audio systems thematic channels and I came out as a manager and technical operations 4 continuities DVB-t national. All of this happening by the launch of several television channels, making bowling in Mobile Units, doing engineering at servicios Integrales Unitecnic, consultancies in the middle world, and leading the technical project of the first television 100% tapeless of our country.

Few companies allow you to do this career is so varied and demanding. Were 13 years of a model of win-win. I put 100% of my time and talent, and Mediapro provided me with challenges increasingly attractive.

Now Mediapro brings together a large part of those memories in an exhibition at the Palau Robert in Barcelona. Exposure Mediapro Live is the reflection of a company that wanted to be and it is. A company that managed to attract the best talent and gave him the tools to enjoy your job. Mediapro Live is the story of a few people, a few professionals who join efforts to get the company that is now. All this topped with a vibrant video that tells us as it is a sporting event as the Classic from the inside. Those who have not had the opportunity to work in a mobile unit, a team of sports production, I advise you not to miss it. Sometimes, and this is the case, the reality exceeds the fiction.

An exhibition that has been implicated to 80 multi-disciplinary professionals (Architects, designers, space, content creators, builders, lighting designers, engineers). 8 months of design and preparation, with 3 months of construction in the workshop, a 7-week proof-of-concept and construction of prototypes, and 3 weeks of deployment in the Palau Robert.

Media Pro Exhibitions this is the company that unifies all this talent and to bring different companies of the group as Unitecnicwho participates in the management of the project, the processes of production and technology, a key aspect of this type of exposures.

The show features elements that surprise the visitor and also I would like to reveal here. There are technological solutions developed for the event, as the projection of wide-format in a geodesic structure, a cloud of tablets, where they will all be in sync but with single use, or a projection on paper, with a control composed of a paper, a tactile and interactive. Here's an appetizer: mediaprolive

And I can not resist to say that I was thrilled when, in one of the cabinets, I found the ondas award for which he won the article ‘23 F from within’ directed by Joan Ubeda. I remember those two intense days of mixing, audio equipment, post-production rented and installed in offices of the calle Bruc Barcelona. Connecting through Time Code a mesa digital Yamaha audio (year 2001) with two Digital Betacam used of multitrack to automate the mix. Conversations with Úbeda discussing how we were going to connect all the systems and doing the first tests until we get everything out of synchronous. It was one of the first postproducciones audio that I made for Joan when she started Middle 3.14, and the story won the Waves that you can see in the exhibition. In a few companies, there is this magic, this gathering of talent that allows it to be disruptive. Mediapro is one of them and I am proud to have put my grain of sand to turn it into what it is today.