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Gerardo Preciado (b. 1979)

Born:
August 18, 1979

Biography from TheMovieDB

Gerardo Preciado is a Mexican writer, musician and filmmaker known for his work as electronic one man band ANCIENT ORDER OF THE DROIDS, which releases mainly soundtracks to imaginary horror films.  He also co-created and writes for the independent comic book labels MOONHEAD PRESS (with artist Daniel Bayliss), and OLD SKULL COMICS (with artist David Marquez) where he publishes stories in a variety of genres ranging from horror to science fiction and superhero satire.  Preciado recently completed his first work as a movie director with the over the top 80's tracksploitation comedy NARCO SHARK and is currently working on his sophomore effort, a black and white art house horror called TETRACTYS, slated for 2024.

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Cinematography:
2023  Narco Shark

Director:
2023  Narco Shark
????  Tetractys

Editor:
2023  Narco Shark
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Executive Producer:
2023  Narco Shark
????  Tetractys

Music:
2022  Cult Of VHS
2023  Narco Shark
????  Tetractys

Producer:
2022  Cult Of VHS
2023  Narco Shark
????  Tetractys

Writer:
2022  Cult Of VHS
2023  Narco Shark
????  Tetractys

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