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Daniel J. Pico Is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago with a BA in directing and screenwriting. He has been shooting films his entire life having made his first movie at the age of 8. Daniel has directed two theatrically released feature films "Common Senses", and "Farewell Darkness" which won three best feature film awards in the international film festival circuit. Additionally, Daniel has directed more than 85 short films, music videos, commercials and documentaries, including 11 episodes of several popular TV and web series, garnering over 40 independent film awards and nominations for his work. Daniel is the founder of Pico Blvd Entertainment, a production company who's core is focused on independent cinema. Not only is Dan a maverick director, he is an accomplished editor and has worked in several major capacities in film, from producing multiple feature films, to first assistant directing several multi-million dollar features films around the world. His short film "Reasonable Doubt" recently debuted at the short film corner at the Cannes Film Festival - Marche Du Film 2024. He also co-wrote the Gala Films/Exertion3 series "RZR" and served as a Co-Producer, Editor, and Director of Episode 6 "The Blood Dimmed tide" the show is streaming in the Gala Film Network and is nominated for a 2024 Primetime Emmy Award.

Welcome to Filmmaking Insights. With the presidential race heating up, stories exploring America’s democratic roots feel more relevant than ever. In this episode, we’re spotlighting Let the People Decide, a documentary on the history of voting rights in America, directed by Gavin Guerra. The film covers key civil rights events like Selma, the Voting Rights Act of 1965, and recent struggles with voter suppression, connecting past and present. Watch Let the People Decide on YouTube, Amazon, and Tubi. Subscribe to stay updated on new episodes, and visit 4DLegacyStudios.com for more details.

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