What does it mean?
“Mesa de Masa” translates to “Table of Dough”. Coming from a Latin family, get togethers consisted in gathering around a table, work together to help one another to create delicious homemade meals. This would mean making masa; kneading it and assisting one another regardless of task to create so many good things to share with everyone.
Mesa de Masa embodies the transformative power of collaboration. Inspired by the limitless potential of dough, the concept celebrates what can be achieved when we come together. Just as dough can be molded into something extraordinary good through teamwork, so too can our collective efforts help shape inspiring narratives and create a meaningful impact.
About Marlene
Marlene Leyzaola boasts over a decade of experience producing acclaimed series that resonate deeply with audiences worldwide. Fluent in both English and Spanish, she has successfully managed and executed projects across diverse global landscapes, fostering authentic connections and capturing compelling narratives.
Recognized for her proficiency in translating language and culture, Marlene is a sought-after producer for media projects and series both in the US and aboard. Her expertise lies in diversifying storytelling to engage the burgeoning Latin/Hispanic community that goes beyond Spanish language content getting to the root of the cultural experiences.
Founder of Mesa de Masa, Marlene is dedicated to cultivating and sharing stories through collaborative efforts, celebrating the transformative power of community-driven storytelling. Currently, she offers her services as Co-Executive Producer, Supervising Producer, Casting Director, and Development Consultant.
