Diane Revilla(II)
- Additional Crew
- Cinematographer
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
¡Hola! I'm Diane Revilla, your go-to creative maverick and film aficionado with a Mexican-American flair. My canvas? The world of cinematography. My tools? Words, direction, and production. For over two decades, I've been spinning tales, painting pictures, and evoking raw emotions on screens, big and small. My story began on the stage, but The acting unearthed my passion for crafting narratives.
After leaving acting, I embarked on a thrilling odyssey as a writer-director, honing my craft with each new project. My dedication to the art finally led me to The Los Angeles Film School, where I earned my stripes (and a Bachelor's degree) in Digital Filmmaking. There, I fell in love with the versatility of digital filmmaking-creating cinematic brilliance on a budget.
Guided by seasoned professors, my cinematographer and digital storyteller skills blossomed. Every frame, every shot, every cut brought me closer to actualizing my dream as a filmmaker. My magnum opus? A thesis film titled 'Lucha.' Inspired by my stint as a photojournalist for La Prensa Newspaper, 'Lucha' is a poignant narrative about a young Hispanic male's life cut short- a story I believed needed telling.
As a passionate Mexican-American Filmmaker, I'm all about creating space for marginalized voices and painting vibrant pictures of our stories. My journey proves that with passion and precision, we can break barriers, shatter stereotypes, and create content that matters. So, come join me on this whirlwind ride of digital storytelling.
After leaving acting, I embarked on a thrilling odyssey as a writer-director, honing my craft with each new project. My dedication to the art finally led me to The Los Angeles Film School, where I earned my stripes (and a Bachelor's degree) in Digital Filmmaking. There, I fell in love with the versatility of digital filmmaking-creating cinematic brilliance on a budget.
Guided by seasoned professors, my cinematographer and digital storyteller skills blossomed. Every frame, every shot, every cut brought me closer to actualizing my dream as a filmmaker. My magnum opus? A thesis film titled 'Lucha.' Inspired by my stint as a photojournalist for La Prensa Newspaper, 'Lucha' is a poignant narrative about a young Hispanic male's life cut short- a story I believed needed telling.
As a passionate Mexican-American Filmmaker, I'm all about creating space for marginalized voices and painting vibrant pictures of our stories. My journey proves that with passion and precision, we can break barriers, shatter stereotypes, and create content that matters. So, come join me on this whirlwind ride of digital storytelling.
