Rebeca Gómez

She is a Mexican actress and dubbing director.
Born in Mexico City, she holds a degree in Industrial Administration with a specialization in Business Development from UPIICSA-IPN. She studied Marketing in Mexico and Creatimarketing at Texas A&M University. She started her dubbing career in 1996 and has worked as an announcer since 1998, holding a voiceover certificate.
She attended various workshops with instructor Luis Mandoki, and studied musical comedy with Olga Casaab, Rafael Perrín, and Memo Téllez at CECAAP Teatro Pedregal.
She began specializing in voice dubbing in 1996. Her artistic training took place at ArtSpot, where she took several courses and workshops with various instructors, notably Antonio González Caballero (voice and diction) and Esteban Siller (radio soap operas). Her first experience as a dubbing director occurred at Estudios Candiani under Jorge Santos, where she covered for an absent person and had to record a minor character (a policewoman) with only two loops. In 2000, she started directing feature films, and since 2007, she has been directing series and movies. Her professional dubbing work is combined with commercial and radio locution.
Beyond dubbing, she has participated in commercials, radio soap operas, theater (drama and musical comedy), jingles, and television production (news and entertainment), as well as work in hospitals (pediatrics and geriatrics). She wrote the script for "La Fábrica de Santa," which has been used since 2010, and serves as the Latin America Executive for the public relations agency Coolwaters Productions LLC in the United States.
She also taught a goal achievement workshop for children and teens. From 2013 until five years later, she taught dubbing technique in neutral Spanish at the SIGE Producing school.
She enjoys sports and music, loves dogs, and admires commitment and respect in people.