About
Amos Hernandez
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Member of the National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP)
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Award Winner of IndieDance Film Festival
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ShortShot Fest Finalist
BIO
Amos Hernandez is a director and producer from Mexico City. His films weave the tapestry of ordinary life with elements of Fantasy to tell grandiose stories. Inspired by animation, Amos delved into the world of stop-motion animation at a young age, using Legos and 2D digital characters, with his videos reaching thousands of views on YouTube.
His latest short film “The Man and the Purple Door” received recognition in multiple festivals such as the St. Louis Film Festival.
After graduating from Webster University with a Bachelor's in Film and Television production, Amos moved to Los Angeles where he has worked on campaigns for clients like Mexico National Football Team, Nestle, Toyota, and more.
In addition to his professional endeavors, Amos actively participates in film workshops and panels, sharing his knowledge and experiences with aspiring filmmakers. He believes in the power of storytelling to inspire change and connect people across borders and backgrounds.
Amos continues to push the boundaries of visual storytelling, constantly exploring new ways to engage audiences through innovative narratives and compelling visuals. Whether working on a commercial campaign or an independent film, his dedication to his craft and his passion for storytelling shine through in every project he undertakes.
"Since the beginning of time, stories have been a way to unite us, revealing our deepest truths. Movies are modern myths, weaving dreams and realities." DRAFT
Amós Hernández