Damian Sinai Luviano Casares

AudioVisual Production

Damian Sinai Luviano Casares has been a vital part of I Have a Voice Orphans Choir since 2022, serving as the official documentarian. His role revolves around capturing the heart of IHAVOC's mission through photography and videography. Being part of IHAVOC has profoundly impacted Damian, both professionally and personally, as he has formed meaningful connections with the children, educators, and staff. For Damian, IHAVOC is more than just an organization—it feels like a family where everyone collaborates and combines their talents to achieve something extraordinary.

Damian's passion for music, photography, video, and art brought him to IHAVOC. These interests, combined with the opportunity to work with children, allow him to reconnect with his inner child while channeling his creativity. His work with IHAVOC doesn't feel like a job but rather an extension of himself, where he finds fulfillment and joy in every moment.

Of all the events and situations he has documented throughout his career, Damian finds his work with the IHAVOC choir particularly special. Experiencing live music, connecting with children, and sharing heartfelt moments with the staff bring him a deep sense of belonging and satisfaction. He describes these interactions as a unique blend of professionalism and nostalgia, as they remind him of the joy and simplicity of childhood.

Damian’s extensive experience in event documentation has prepared him well for his role at IHAVOC. From covering social events during high school to documenting music festivals, film festivals, urban art events, congresses, and school-related activities during university, he has honed his skills across a wide range of projects. His ability to adapt to various challenges with confidence ensures that his work meets the organization’s high standards.

Success for Damian is reflected in the feedback he receives from the IHAVOC team. He values their input during reviews and uses insights gathered from meetings to align his work with the organization’s goals. This thoughtful approach allows him to contribute meaningfully to the mission of IHAVOC, ensuring that every project supports the team’s broader vision.

Looking ahead, Damian is excited about the future of IHAVOC and imagines new ways to make the choir’s performances more interactive for both the children and the audience. While he considers himself more of an observer than an expert, he hopes to see projects that engage people in deeper, more participatory ways. Through his work, Damian celebrates the humanity, creativity, and community spirit that define IHAVOC, leaving a lasting impression on everyone he meets.