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I'm not going to study anything else in the near future, but I would like to know about things that will help me in my carreer as a journalist. For example, I want to learn about different apps and softwares to maximize the quality of my content, such as Photoshop, Premiere and publicity systems like Google Adsense. I would like to know everything about social media, like what kind of posts have the best approach and can be seen for most of the people. I would love to have more english studies, that will help me to, eventually, grow my carreer overseas and do work in another countries. Maybe even work for medias in the United States like IGN, the biggest videogame news site in the world. For that, I will like to study in Chile, but I don't mind going to countries like Canada and New Zealand, who offers programs like working holidays. But I'm not disposed to do a full-time course, because I need to have a job to pay the monthly installments and, personally, I hate givi

Fortunately, I have a clear vision of what I want to be in the future, and that is a videogame journalist. I remember writing and printing my own "videogame magazine" when I was 12 years old, giving it for free to my classmates. I grew up playing videogames, which was my escape when my mom was out at her job and I was afraid of being alone. Actually, I'm now working in a project named Hero, which is an app for smartphones, full of news about gaming and esports. It was my dream as a child playing and then reviewing games, and now I'm doing it and even getting paid for it. One of my dreams as a videogame journalist is going to the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles, which is the biggest anual gaming convention in the world. Another yearning is to have a bigger working team, in which we can make all type of content like interviews, Internet shows and all kind of audiovisual content. I wish that the project keep going for the next year, that will give

As a disclaimer, I'm a horrible reader. I never felt attracted by reading big books, as well as watching movies or series, I'm very bad at it. I prefer writing things, in fact, I'm a very good writer. But I will write about a book I read years ago, when I was like 8 or 9 years old. That book is called Fray Perico y su Borrico. This book, written in 1980, is the first of the 9 that make this very long saga. The last one was published in 2005, written by a child book publisher called Juan Muñoz Martín. The story talks about Fray Perico, who is a very silly and clumsy friar. One day he went to a convent in Salamanca to fulfill his dream of beign the best friar in the world. Then he mets another 20 friars, everyone with funny attributes. One of them is deaf, another is limp, other one snarling, and so on. At first these 20 friars don't approve the clumsyness of Perico, who tends to do all things wrong. But later they realize the infinite goodness of this silly friar,

I'm not the most cinemagoer kind of person. I usually go to the cinema if there's a Marvel movie or an Oscar-worhty film. In fact, the last time I went to a cinema was the last month, to watch the most recent Spider-Man movie, but otherwise, I don't spend my money in watching movies. But one day, eleven years ago, my uncle insisted me in watching a science fiction movie called Cloverfield, and I instantly fell in love with it. The film is about a giant monster that invades New York City. All the film is recorded with a hand camera, which give Cloverfield a strong feeling of realism, who makes us feel very small against that giant monster. The movie, directed by J.J. Abrams, have two spiritual secuels, but they don't reach the level of gratness of the original one. In fact, the last one, which is a Netflix exclusive, was poorly received. I really hope one day they make a sequel worthy of the greatness of the original one, introducing more monsters and a good origin o

Maybe I'm not going to be the only one  who is going to choose Japan as his favorite country to visit or even live in, but maybe I have different reasons than the rest of the people. Living there it's like a dream for me because Japan it's a very calm country and japanese people aren't the most affable ones, which I consider ideal for a person like me who don't like social interactions that much.  I would like to visit Japan because I am a very urban human being, who enjoys big cities and its technology. Specifically, I want to visit Tokyo, which is considered to be the biggest city in the world. One of the activities I want to do is travel around many restaurants and street food shops, tasting all the local flavors. I’m a very nerdy guy too, that’s why I want to go to Akihabara, which is a huge commercial district in Tokyo. In Akihabara there’s a lot of retro videogames store, in which  you can find a lot of game consoles at ridiculously low prices.