Hi, nice to meet you. I’m Max E. Rivera.
Please take a seat and relax. If you’d like to know more about me, here’s a concise overview of who I am and how I work.
ABOUT ME
I’m a narrative-driven creative with a background in Communication and Film, focused on storytelling, worldbuilding and creative development.
From an early age, I’ve been drawn to stories that explore transformation, sacrifice and consequence. Over the years, this interest evolved into a disciplined creative practice centered on building worlds, characters and narrative systems that can grow across formats, whether for original IPs, campaigns or collaborative creative projects.
I studied Communication at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City, specializing in Film and Media.
During my studies, I consistently developed original narrative worlds across multiple classes, exploring genre, structure and transmedia potential. This academic foundation helped formalize skills I had been developing independently for years through writing, editing and creative experimentation.
My work today focuses on developing narrative frameworks, story worlds and creative concepts that help ideas take shape clearly and sustainably. I enjoy working at the early stages of projects, where defining the story, tone and long-term vision is essential. From there, I translate those ideas into structured, written deliverables that teams can build upon.
I work comfortably both independently and in collaboration with others. I’m proactive, self-directed and attentive to detail, while remaining adaptable to different creative environments and workflows. I value respectful collaboration, shared ownership of ideas and contributing clarity rather than imposing direction.
Currently, I’m seeking opportunities within creative teams, studios or organizations that value originality, narrative thinking and long-term creative development. I’m especially interested in environments where storytelling, worldbuilding and bold ideas are encouraged, and where creative exploration is part of the process.
Outside of formal projects, I continue exploring storytelling through writing, worldbuilding, games and speculative genres such as science fiction, fantasy and horror—spaces where imagination, emotion and meaning intersect.
