1. What was your first job? How old were you?

My first job was working as a waitress at the Bradford Industrial Museum café when I was only 16. I was studying for my A-Levels and working there as my weekend job.

     2. How many jobs have you had?

I've had so many jobs that I can't remember.

While I was studying I worked as a waitress, a shop assistant, a teacher...

     3. What did you study at the university?

I studied 'Filología Inglesa' at Alicante Unirversity.

     4. We have Heard that you worked as  a make-up artist in films like  'REC 2', how was it?

I didn't actually get paid for what I did in 'REC 2'. I did a Special FX course in Madrid and when I finished it, the make-up artist who teached me, offered me a work-experience placement and, although it was unpaid, I accepted the position. I worked in the studio, not on set, but I had an amazing 6 months there.

     5. Why did you stop working as a make-up artist?

I stopped working there because they wanted me to carry on working but without getting paid. This happens regularly in artistic jobs.

     6. In what films have you worked?

We did prosthetic make-up and dummies for 'Spanish Movie' and 'REC 2' while I was there.

     7. Would you like to work as make-up artist again in the future? Why?

I much prefer working as a teacher now. As you grow up, you work in differents áreas and through trial and error you get to know your true vocation, I mean, I had fun doing special effects, but it's really difficult to get a good position. You have to be an extremely talented artista and I'm not.

     8. Do you think that the economic situation in Spain lend us to work in whatever we want?

Despite the economical situation in Spain, in order to work in what you wish to work, you have to be hugely dedicated and try to be the best in what you do and putting on it 100% effort into achieving it, and in most cases, you will eventually reach your goals.