De Manabí a 15 Premios Emmy: El poder de actuar sobre tu visión | Darwin Robles | TEDxUEES
En esta charla, Darwin Robles comparte su travesía desde un pequeño pueblo en Manabí hasta los escenarios más competitivos de la televisión estadounidense, donde ha ganado 15 premios Emmy®. Su principal herramienta ha sido la imaginación, concebida como una fuerza capaz de transformar sueños en realidades.
Robles revela cómo esa capacidad de ver lo que otros no ven lo ha llevado a liderar equipos creativos.
A través de fórmulas simples y anécdotas, invita a la audiencia a reconocer que la imaginación no es un lujo creativo, sino una fuerza multiplicadora que puede abrir puertas insospechadas. Con más de dos décadas de experiencia, Darwin Robles es un visionario de los medios audiovisuales. Este manabita, originario de Rocafuerte, se ha destacado por su creatividad e innovación en cine, televisión y medios digitales. Como director y productor, ha creado contenidos originales que han alcanzado ratings históricos, como A flor de piel y El poeta suicida. Su carrera lo llevó a Miami, donde trabajó durante 15 años como redactor creativo y director para la cadena AméricaTeVé. Su trayectoria es un claro ejemplo de cómo la pasión por contar historias puede llevar a crear un impacto duradero en la audiencia. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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