Ricardo Meddina was born in Minas Gerais State, Brazil. He lived in Rio de Janeiro for 17 years where he studied Architecture and Marketing. He has published several articles about urbanism and architecture for the magazine The Construction published by Editora Pini, from São Paulo, Brazil. After a brief experience as designer, composer and producer for theatrical and cinematographic ventures in Rio,he flew to New York City where he studied business at New York University. In 2002, he released: "Manhattã - Under The Skies Of The Golden City", which is a multimedia work with photos, poems, video and music about the Big Apple. In 2003, Meddina wrote, hosted and directed the documentary: "Central Park - 150 years"., which was accepted into the New York-Brazilian Film Festival in 2003. In 2007, he produced "US Open Magic", a travel through the excitement of a Tennis Tournament, the US Open 2007. In 2011 two new books were released: "The Best Pictures of My Pocket Camera", a book where