Other names Gustavo Hernandez Name Gustavo Perez | Role Film director | |
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Born February 21, 1974 ( 1974-02-21 ) Caracas, Venezuela Awards 2003Best Latino Director. DGA Student Film Awards.Best Director. Franklin J. Schaffner Fellowship Award. AFI Conservatory.Platinum Award. Best Comedy Short Film. 36th Houston World Fest.Platinum Award. Best Original Short Film. 36th Houston World Fest.Best Narrative Short Film. Fort Lauderdale International Film FestivalAudience Award Grand Prize. Grinnell College Film Festival. Iowa.Best Short Film. 10th Festival Internacional de Cine de Valdivia, Chile.Best live Action Short Film. San Francisco World Film Festival.Best Screenplay. Miami International Film Festival.Best Integral Realization. Philadelphia Short Film Festival.2nd Place. XXVI Festival Internacional del Cine Independiente de Elche. Spain.3rd Place. Narrative Short Film. 30th Athens International Film and Video Festival. Ohio. Movies The Silent House, The Mexican Dream Similar People Florencia Colucci, Eric Sheffer Stevens, Jan Latussek, Karla Zamudio, Shelly Desai | ||
Gustavo Hernández Pérez (born February 21, 1974) Originally from Caracas, is a Venezuelan film director and writer.
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Biography
Hernández Pérez attended the school of Mass Communications at the Universidad Central de Venezuela. He earned a Master's degree on Film Directing at the AFI Conservatory in Los Angeles, California. Among his many recognitions, Hernández Pérez was honored with the AFI Franklin J. Schaffner Fellowship Award for Best Director of the Year, and the Directors Guild of America (DGA) announced him as Best Latino Director at The 2003 DGA Student Film Awards.
The Mexican Dream, written and directed by Hernández Pérez, won 13 International Film Festivals. Became National Finalist at The 2003 Student Academy Awards, and was purchased by HBO for a programming rotation of two years.
Filmography
1. El Silbón (The Whistler), Feature Film - Horror / Mystery. In Pre-Production (2017)
2. The Mexican Dream, Short Film - Comedy (2003)
3. Juan goes to San Juan, Documentary (1998)