Jose Castro-Romero

Vivo Is Live is a short film that chronicles the rise, internal conflicts, and eventual downfall of an artist named Vivo (Abe). The narrative explores themes of ego, betrayal, and the music industry's cost of ambition.

The Alphabet Club is a not-so-good group of young “detectives” who investigate the mysteries of Santa Maria, the town they reside in. It is November 1st, 1996. Chris alerts the club about a brand new lead, something that the club specializes in. The supernatural. Chris’s neighbor has an issue though; his shed has been “acting weird,” thus, the club begins to investigate. The shed emits a blue light, something so unmistakably supernatural. The club opens the shed to reveal a camera inside a bag. As the group continues to investigate, they find out the camera has an ability. The ability to view into the future. This is far more than they ever bargained for, something this club believes now is out of their league.

The Art of Comparison is a short film that explores themes of self-perception, growth, and the tendency to measure one's worth against others. The story follows two characters, Nat and his friend, as they navigate their frustrations with life, their jobs, and their personal insecurities