Jon Frenkel Garcia (b. 2023)

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Birthplace:
Madrid, Madrid, Spain

Born:
January 29, 2023

Jon Frenkel Garcia is a writer and director that started his film career back in 2018, when he started studying Filmmaking at NYFA in New York. There he worked in multiple projects alternating different crew positions, among them, working as a Production Designer. Having written and directed over ten short-films ("Double Cream Coffee" and "Logastellus' ' amongst them), he decided to move to Los Angeles to finish his film studies and continue his Film career as a Director. During the COVID year, forced to move back home to Spain, didn't stop from being on set. For a timeframe of a year and a half, he worked in the Production Design team from the Spanish renowned tv show "Cardo".  Moving once again to the city of Los Angeles and finishing up, he went up to directing a few music videos such as his homage to Queen's song "Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon. After that, he resumed his two-year written idea to finally bring to light "The Reflection Of Francisca Newman". A dancing story, where he tries reflecting his most brutal honesty of what it feels to be an artist stuck in a creative block. A surreal journey that took Jon to the next step in his directing career, promoting his work publicly for the first time into multiple film festivals, including some such as Micheaux Film Festival and Burbank International Film Festival.

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