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"Other innovative recent
incursions into the horror film genre include Eduardo Soto-Falcon's
short film Dhampira."
Pop
Culture Latin America! (Dennison & Shaw, ABC-CLIO,
page 276)
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"A movie is not a logical art form ... It's an emotional experience."
-Roger Ebert
A
word from Google:
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PROFILE & BIO
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International film and media
artist
with multi-cultural experience, having lived in five
different countries.
Earned a Bachelor's Degree in Cinema and Photography, along with a
Writing Minor, from Ithaca
College (Ithaca, NY). Graduated Summa Cum Laude and
Valedictorian of the Cinema Department.
While still in film school, worked as assistant editor
of Like Water
for Chocolate, one of the most
successful
Mexican films of all time, nominated to the Golden
Globe for
Best Foreign-Language Movie.
Premiered the thesis film 4 Movement / Destruction
at the Chicago
International Film
Festival, where it won an award.
Worked in three feature films, including Clear and Present Danger
with Harrison Ford and Willem Dafoe.
Wrote over a dozen feature-length screenplays,
along with TV pilots, spec episodes, short films and short stories. Won
a few awards for unproduced screenplays.
Directed and produced six short films that have been shown in 30 film
festivals around the world, on Mexican TV and on cable in all
of Latin
America and Quebec. The US show Sprockets and Splices features
some of these short films in its 2012 season. Also directed and
produced TV and Web pilots.
Diversified into other areas of the media and entertainment industries,
including:
- Program Director of the Cancun International Film
Festival.
- Director of narrative corporate
videos for Volkswagen
and Audi.
- Editor of TV shows in Montreal (Nuevo Mundo TV).
- Editor of demo reels for dozens of
Spanish-Language movie & TV stars.
- Teleprompter operator for Canadian commercials.
- Videographer of web videos for numerous
clients in Toronto.
Worked in the translation of movies (e.g. The Queen and Breaking and
Entering), TV shows (e.g. Criminal Minds, Prison
Break, House,
M.D. and Gilmore
Girls) and videogames (e.g. Broken Sword and Tenchu: Shadow
Assassins).
Recently directed, produced and designed a feature-length
previsualization
movie, using 3D characters and environments with Moviestorm
software, a
type of technology also used in videogames (Machinima).
Currently polishing the latest screenplays for possible development into
major motion pictures. Pursuing opportunities in media and
entertainment in Canada and internationally.
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