Eduardo Navas

Actor Eduardo Navas was born on June 15, in Valencia, Venezuela. He studied at the elementary Eduardo Viso School, where he did his first scenic work. In 1988, Eduardo shared the Stage in "Life, Passion, and Death of Jesus Christ," at the theater of the Church of San Pancracio Martir. He is also co-founder of the High school's "Andres Bello" theatre group, which participated in the Fourth Annual School District Theatre Festival. In 1990 He joined the Harlequin Theatre. During that time, He also participated in the famous Theatre Festival in Cesar, Colombia, with "The Pied Piper of Hamelin." Throughout his artistic career, performing in different theatrical roles, like "Bolivar y sus sueños de Independencia" (Bolivar and His Independence's Dreams"), among others. In 1995, he graduated from the Music Institute Valencia (TMV). And He studied acting at the Taller del Método (Method Acting Studio, Venezuela). Then he founded the "Scaramouche's Theatre," a company dedicated to teaching children the value of education through theatre and puppets. Due to his role in "Encuentro en el Parque Peligroso" ("Encounter at the Dangerous Park"), by Rodolfo Santana, he won the Best Actor Award at the First Annual Magoson Festival of Theatre. In 2000, Eduardo traveled to New York City, where he joined. The Spanish Repertory Theatre "Repertorio Español" acting in several productions, such as "Yerma," "Blood Wedding," " Chronicle of a Death Foretold," and "The Feast of the Goat." by Mario Vargas Llosa. In 2003, he studied filmmaking and Special Effects at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in New York City. Eduardo got a major in Media Studies at LaGuardia Community College New York and, later, he studied acting at the prestigious HB Studios. In 2006 the Association of Latin Entertainment Critics of New York. ACE gives him Best Director-Comedy Awards, and, in 2018, Eduardo won the Toronto International Spring of Horror's Festival as well as the Fantasy Film Festival Best Special Effects for the movie Don't Look.