Born in El Paso, Texas raised in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. Graduated with honors from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) with a bachelors in Digital Media Production. He then moves to Los Angeles to start his masters in Producing from the prestigious American Film Institute. He has worked for companies such as Dick Wolf Productions, Oxygen, Shed Media and PBS. Jorge directed his first documentary Absolución Condenatoria produced by Ambulante and NoMo productions. Winner of IMCINE’s short film production fund in which he wrote and produced Azul Claro directed by Alfredo Castruita. Currently producing content for Weird Moved West and working on his feature Cuando Vuelva a tu Lado.

James Arrabito is a writer, director, producer, and founder of the production company Centennial Films. His first feature, Brooklyn Unemployed, won Best Narrative Feature at the Greenpoint Film Festival, and toured the United States festival circuit. While studying at Brooklyn College, his short film We Can Get Them for You Wholesale won the National Board of Review grant for best student film securing his membership to the organization. During this time he also interned for Ted Hope and Anne Carey at the production company This is That. His next projects are feature films titled I See a Darkness currently in post-production, and The Virtuous currently in development stages. His short film Ghosts recently won a grant from MCAD and will begin shooting sometime in the next year. Having moved back to Texas from NYC, James looks forward to continue exploring the southwest through film. 

Born in El Paso, Texas. He graduated from the University of Texas at el El Paso (UTEP) with a bachelors degree in Digital Media Production and minor in Film. He then later studied directing and cinema visual resources in ESCINE with Amat Escalante and Carlos Reygadas. With 4 years of experience shooting advertising, music videos, short films and features.  His shortfilm “La Vida Que No Ves” (2018) currently on its festival run has been selected for prestigious film festivals such as Oaxaca Film Festival and Morelia International Film Festival (FICM). His first feature as cinematographer “I see a darkness” directed by James Arribito is currently in post-production. 

Graduated from the Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez (UACJ) with a bachelors in Visual Art and a minor in Audiovisual Media. She then moves to Ciudad de Mexico where she studies Art Direction from renown artist Salvador Parra at the Centro Universitario de Estudios Cinematográficos (CUEC) and Film Semiotics from Dr. Torres Ornelas at the Univesidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM). She then later takes a research residency at CUEC under Dra. Sonia Rangel guidance. Persia has worked as a professional photographer for companies such a Trident, Nine West and Grupo Modelo. Has worked as Production Designer on music videos for various music artist such as The Chamanas winners of a Latin Grammy.