Gabriel Reyna

Gabriel Reyna's sound journey ignited in the heart of Mexico City, where his interest in synthesizers and electronic media captured him from an early age. His exploration of the fusion between technology and sound narrative became a lifelong pursuit.

In 2006, Gabriel marked a milestone as the supervising sound editor for "Dramamex," directed by Gerardo Naranjo, earning him an invitation to the "Semaine de la Critique" at the Cannes Film Festival. Over two decades, he has evolved into a highlighted figure in sound design, collaborating on diverse cinematographic projects.

Recognized for excellence, Gabriel received the prestigious "Ariel" prize in 2015 for his stellar work on Alonso Ruizpalacios' film "Güeros." Recently, his creative prowess performed the sound design of "The Public Image Is Rotten," a documentary on John Lydon (PIL & Sex Pistols), directed by Tabbert Fiiller.

Beyond awards, Gabriel's projects pulse with commitment, innovation, and a distinctive creative flair. Venturing into Berlin and Amsterdam's film and advertising industries in 2019, he seamlessly collaborates with a spectrum of clients, showcasing his versatility and adaptability.

Gabriel Reyna stands as a witness to Sound's transformative and narrative power, unwavering in his commitment to pushing creative boundaries and crafting auditory experiences that linger long after the credits roll.