Juan Sebastian Valencia: Author, director and editor in Bogotá, Colombia.

Hello everyone.

I’ve been working on LGBTQ projects, my latest short film “Magico”, got into more than 10 festivals and has more than 300k views on YouTube. (I’ll leave the link to watch it). I also wrote and directed a gay webseries called Imperfect People a month ago that already hit 100k views.

As a gay Director I’m interested in stories that I can relate to. I came out 17 years ago, so my struggles are marriage, kids, love. My stories are mostly romantic but I have added some fantasy to them. I’m working on stories were the character happens to be gay, but his story goes beyond his sexuality.

I’m looking for a producer who’s interested in lgbtq stories. I have more projects that I’m developing (another webseries, a short film and a feature film) and I will really like to meet a team player so we can reach more audience and create a greater impact in our community and the world.

Thank you

Link to magico: https://youtu.be/UrwFzi5MsYM

Link to imperfect People season 1: https://youtu.be/s6k1x6jAgvM

Hello everyone.

I’ve been working on LGBTQ projects, my latest short film “Magico”, got into more than 10 festivals and has more than 300k views on YouTube. (I’ll leave the link to watch it). I also wrote and directed a gay webseries called Imperfect People a month ago that already hit 100k views.

As a gay Director I’m interested in stories that I can relate to. I came out 17 years ago, so my struggles are marriage, kids, love. My stories are mostly romantic but I have added some fantasy to them. I’m working on stories were the character happens to be gay, but his story goes beyond his sexuality.

I’m looking for a producer who’s interested in lgbtq stories. I have more projects that I’m developing (another webseries, a short film and a feature film) and I will really like to meet a team player so we can reach more audience and create a greater impact in our community and the world.

Thank you

Link to magico: https://youtu.be/UrwFzi5MsYM

Link to imperfect People season 1: https://youtu.be/s6k1x6jAgvM

Hello, everybody here at Stage32! It’s great to be here, and I’m looking forward to getting to know some great talent, etc. here. A little about myself, I live in Los Angeles, CA, doing standup, acting, writing, and producing. I also work in the LA County Juvenile Detention System. One great project coming up is a TV Drama we’re showing, called Unit L/M, a show about corruption and greed in juvenile law enforcement. Here is our One Sheet: Unit L/M Tag line: Locking up kids is big business. Written by: Richard Mueller and Tymon Shipp Story by: Tymon Shipp Log line: Unit L/M is the industrial complex of corruption in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: 18-49 male/female, Black/White/Latino/Asian Intended broadcast network: Cable, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Viceland, etc… Suggested time slot: Primetime Episode length: 60 mins Number of episodes: 10-13 Genre: Drama Based on 25 years work experience in Juvenile Probation Deputy Chief of Probation Carl Jeffers and Detention Service Officer Maleek Washington are extremely skilled at playing all sides of corruption against the middle. Washington, a DSO/drug runner/respected community leader/gangster, through his long standing criminal affiliations along with Jeffers are raking in gobs of cash illegally. Many of the DSOs couldn’t care less about rehabilitating minors who’ve committed heinous crimes. Ever heard of a 13-year old murderer sentenced to a 150 years to life? Board of Supervisors Lindsay Harte (in the wake of minor Crayton killing himself after being gang raped) begins investigating the madness of Palmer Juvenile Hall, but with so many probation staff all the way up to elected officials on the take at the expense of incarcerated minors, just how deep will she dig to uncover the truth? One thing’s for sure, straight arrow, old school DSO J.T. Meriwether has had enough of DSOs fucking hoes in the breezeway while other staffers get high, peddle flesh, drug traffic and illegally pad their salaries all at the expense of kids trapped in the system. But when his mentor, old school veteran DSO Supervisor, Leonard Malone dies suspiciously of a gunshot wound to the head, he wages war on Unit L/M to expose the truth: Locking up kids is big business. Producers: Bret Slater, Tymon Shipp, Richard Mueller, Tomas Boykin Contact: Hunt Talent Management 310-990-9005 tammy@hunttalentmanagement.com

Maria Natapov, an Actor from Boston, Massachusetts was just hired for the project titled "Materialism". Congratulations!

Hello stage 32 community, my name is Juan Sebastian Valencia, I’m a screenwriter and director from Colombia, I’m working on a beautiful short film that will be shot in my country using CG, still it is not something we do here often (CG), so I’m looking for help (CG Company or CG supervisor or CG professional) that wants to get involve in a fantastic Project. Check my website www.juansebastianvalencia.com / www.storyfilmhouse.com send me an email director@juansebastianvalencia.com

Hello, I’m a Colombian screenwriter and director, traveling often to LA. I work in film, theatre and TV. My website: www.juansebastianvalencia.com Hope to network with all of you.

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