Oz Caballero

Founded and structured the Audiovisual Communications Department, defining workflows and quality standards, and owning end-to-end institutional audiovisual production. Managed the annual departmental budget and led cross-functional creative teams to deliver on schedule.

Directed a national campaign audiovisual operation by managing logistics and resources across a high-pressure production calendar. Led a team of 6 creatives, delivered TV/digital/social campaign videos, and coordinated nationwide field coverage while reconciling the media budget with Finance.

Designed brand communication strategies and built project frameworks for diverse clients, managing projects end-to-end. Planned and executed full production activities, including budgets and supplier payments.

Directed prime-time TV programs and developed integrated communication plans for network clients, from concept through broadcast. Produced entertainment, investigative, and documentary content, including traditional and non-traditional sponsor advertising; program credits included Noticiero del Mediodía, Tierra de Nadie, and 37 Rayos.

Supported government messaging during critical national events, including real-time crisis audiovisual communication for the March 31 political crisis (31M). Produced and delivered the Presidential Annual Report audiovisual materials and coordinated audiovisual coverage for multiple government programs.

Directed TV programs and advertising spots for major brands, producing content for multiple formats and setups. Managed recording sets for spots, castings, and TV capsules, coordinating production requirements across projects.

Created and managed content and sponsor campaigns for major brands, coordinating live TV programs and advertising spot production. Covered major events including Life in Color, Road to Ultra, and Carnaval de Encarnación.

Completed a bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences at Universidad Nacional de Asunción.