Götz is an award-winning director and filmmaker born  1987, in New York, NY, to Peruvian and Austrian parents, currently based in Vienna, Austria.

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His journey began in 2013 with his directorial debut for a commercial commissioned by ÖGP focusing on COPD awareness. Collaborations with prominent brands, including Humanic, Simacek, Makita, Pajor, Austrian Audio, and Stichting Melanom, the latter marking an international production milestone, followed. 

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Driven by a deep desire to meet his clients' needs, Götz tries to ensure that their ideas and identity can flourish through their collaborative effort. Whether crafting commercials, music videos, or cinematic narratives, he strives to bring every vision to life with authenticity and impact.

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Alongside his commissioned work, Götz is passionate about creating personal projects that reflect his artistic identity. These passion projects allow him to explore the human experience with sincerity, underscoring his commitment to storytelling as a powerful medium for connection and expression.

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In 2018, he premiered his feature film debut Letting Go at the Chelsea Film Festival and marché du film, as well as the Multi-Award Winning Music Video King of Norway.​ Götz's latest short Fading Frames has recently entered the festival circuit, whilst his short doc The last balafon master is now available for streaming after a successful festival run, further cementing his commitment as a storyteller to connect with audiences.