Antonio Zamudio
Co-Founder & CEO
Screenwriter | Director | Producer | Actor
Antonio Zamudio is a Mexican-born, Los Angeles-based screenwriter, director, producer, and award-winning actor whose work is defined by rigorous structural architecture and a profound exploration of the spiritual dimensions of social justice. With a background in Industrial Engineering and postgraduate studies in Executive Management, along with a diploma in Film Business (UAG), Antonio has developed a unique methodology that combines analytical precision with the emotional depth of human drama, allowing him to construct narratives that capture the complexity of social systems.
His narrative authority is rooted in lived experience. As a survivor of three suicide attempts during his adolescence, Antonio approaches storytelling as both an artistic practice and a tool for healing. This perspective was further shaped through his screenwriter training with Sundance Collab workshops and the Stella Adler Academy of Acting, where he developed a performance-driven directorial voice centered on emotionally grounded storytelling.
In 2020, during the pandemic, Antonio experienced homelessness in Los Angeles, transforming his car into his creative space. This period marked a shift from observation to lived truth, directly inspiring Broken Perspectives, a feature screenplay exploring social and immigration injustices and the internal battle for dignity within underrepresented communities. Antonio will direct and produce Broken Perspectives, marking his feature directorial debut and his evolution into a writer-director focused on character-driven, performance-based storytelling. His co-writer, Ingrid Franklin is the writer and producer, and together they are committed to preserving the project’s narrative integrity.
Antonio is also co-creating The Pastor’s Wife, a dark comedy pilot inspired by Ingrid’s life, demonstrating his range across genres. Earlier in his career, in 2011 he served as a consultant producer and actor in the Mexican-Dominican co production Ana's Struggle funded by IBERMEDIA. In 2017, he produced and co-directed the proof of concept Frida and the Lighthouse, establishing the foundation of his visual storytelling approach. Through his work, Antonio seeks to illuminate resilience, dignity, and the complexity of the human experience.