Aaron Agrasanchez

Aaron Agrasanchez was born in Mexico, City on September 9th, 1991. As a kid, his passion for film was made evident when he started making homemade movies with a Hi8 Sony video camera that his father gave him. Aaron comes from a family that, in total, has produced over 80 Mexican films and control the world wide rights to over 800 other films, making him a fourth generation filmmaker. His first success as a director comes from from Make Love Great Again, a film currently streaming on HBO. He then was heavily involved in the production, Chateu Vato, where he participated as the First Assistant Director and Associate Producer. This film is set have a late 2020 release on HBO. Aaron is a graduate from the University of Miami, receiving his bachelors and MFA in motion pictures. He focused primarily on production during his undergraduate career while later focusing on screenwriting and directing in graduate school. He now teaches filmmaking at the University of Miami, where he once sat as a student, not too long ago. Aaron's next film, Cognac & Croquetas, is a screenplay that he co-wrote with Tom Musca. Cognac & Croquetas is a sophisticated love story based on a published short story. Aaron is set to direct this film in 2020.