Evan Zissimopulos

Widely known for his visual sense of storytelling, Emmy Award-Winning Director - Producer - Cinematographer Evan Zissimopulos was introduced to filmmaking at a very young age. It all began when he borrowed his parents Sony Digital 8 video camera and began making short films. Not long after, in his late teens, he founded his own production company, EGZ Productions. While completing numerous works for his business, he also became certified in Digital Media Production from Saint Petersburg College. Immediately after graduating, he went on to direct his first guerrilla feature film "Trap House" which gained him enough credibility to land other directing and producing jobs by showing outstanding creativity and visual impact with relatively low budgets. Since his directorial debut, Evan has Directed, produced, and shot numerous Television shows such as The Hostel Life: Namibia, web series such as Fallout: Nuka Break, and numerous feature and short films. His latest collaboration with the Director's Guild of America Women's Steering Committee has landed him an Emmy Award for Cinematography and Producing on a Public Service announcement for Ocean Park Community Centre in Santa Monica, California.