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New sizzle reel is out with some of my most recent directing work.
This one is more focused on directing episodic television.
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Mad love to the @latino_slant for including my film Marigold the Matador on this dope list of Latino films.
Link: youtu.be/c5lcLZ1B6is?si=xpgk…
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Regained a lot of my career momentum that I lost during the pandemic and the strike.
2024. I’m ready.
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If you don’t know, now you know.
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If you're represented by an #agent, manager or lawyer, please remember that they're NOT the BIG AUTHORITIES in your creative life. They're collaborators. Their job is to help you as you create your vision. You work WITH them, not FOR them.
So many dope Latino films have come out this year!
Much love to @latino_slant for highlighting them.
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Don't Miss Out! 6 Must-See Films to Stream Today youtu.be/c5lcLZ1B6is?si=NQwO… via @YouTube @HomeboyHistory @pushstartfilms @CholoChaplin @bluebeetle @FlaminHotMovie #rosasalazar #xolomariduena #latino #chicano #StreamingNow
This sounds about right 🤦🏻♂️
Netflix bought a sci-fi series from director Carl Rinsch in 2018 and spent $55M developing it
Not a single episode has been finished
Instead, the director has reportedly spent $11M of Netflix’s money gambling on risky stocks and buying dogecoin, which he flipped for $27M
After that, he went on a spending spree, buying 5 Rolls-Royces, a Ferrari, furniture, and designer clothing
The only feature film he's directed prior to this was '47 Ronin' which has a 16% on Rotten Tomatoes
(via @nytimes)
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Netflix bought a sci-fi series from director Carl Rinsch in 2018 and spent $55M developing it
Not a single episode has been finished
Instead, the director has reportedly spent $11M of Netflix’s money gambling on risky stocks and buying dogecoin, which he flipped for $27M
After that, he went on a spending spree, buying 5 Rolls-Royces, a Ferrari, furniture, and designer clothing
The only feature film he's directed prior to this was '47 Ronin' which has a 16% on Rotten Tomatoes
(via @nytimes)
Spent 6 years to learn to conduct for 6 minutes on film but won’t cast a Latina in the role of his Costa Rican-Chilean wife Felicia Montealegre.
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Watching @YouTube videos of entitled peeps getting arrested is so damn satisfying.
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Of course @TheAcademy would forget that John Bailey was also the DP of the Chicano classic BOULEVARD NIGHTS.
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“I’ve never read a script to try to find photographic opportunities. I look at the emotional value to see if I’m moved.”
John Bailey, acclaimed cinematographer and former Academy President, has passed away at the age of 81. In a career that spanned from 1978 to 2022, Bailey worked across genres, from drama to rom-coms, documentaries to thrillers, including Robert Redford's Best Picture winner, Ordinary People (1980), Paul Schrader's neo-noir American Gigolo (1980), Lawrence Kasdan's comedy-drama The Big Chill (1983), Harold Ramis' romantic comedy Groundhog Day (1993), Wolfgang Petersen's action thriller In the Line of Fire (1993), and James L. Brooks' comedy-drama As Good as It Gets (1997).
The American Society of Cinematographers (@AmericanCine) recognized Bailey with the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2015. He also received the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019 at EnergaCAMERIMAGE Film Festival.
Some good news but it goes back to what I’ve said many times.
It doesn’t matter how successful Latino movies and TV shows perform the culture of Hollywood is what keeps us out.
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Getting back to some self promotion.
My latest feature film that I directed is streaming now on @Tubi & @PrimeVideo.
It will break your heart 🎥✌🏼
No lie.
There have been a total of 6 Latino awards galas in the last 10 days.
What do these actually accomplish?
Asking for a friend.
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