Tony Lugo
Tony Lugo is an experienced director of short form narrative, documentary work, and music videos. He also directed live shows for the likes of Willie Nelson, among others. He began his artistic career as an award nominated production designer, and honed his skills in cinematography, and editing, before fully pursuing his directing career.
Tony was born and raised in Austin, Texas to a Latino blue collar family who instilled in him a work ethic. In search of adventure and a challenge, Tony joined the Marine Corps and traveled abroad to Cuba, Greece, and Ireland.
After his service, Tony moved to Los Angeles to pursue his passion in the creative arts.
He was thrice selected as a scholar by the National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP), an organization that supports emerging Latino filmmakers. Tony was also selected as a Leadership Fellow for the non-profit Veterans in Media & Entertainment (VME) in recognition of his leadership and volunteerism.
Andrew McGregor
Andrew McGregor has an eclectic background in the not-for-profit and social enterprise worlds drawing from his expertise as a filmmaker, inventor, writer, chessboxing champion, entrepreneur, frequent TEDx speaker, mentor, Highlands games athlete, photojournalist, bagpiper, magician, Curator of MindshareLA, and a founder of The Tiziano Project. He was named one of ‘LA’s 40 Most Interesting People’ by LA Weekly, was part of a team that won the SXSW Interactive Award for Activism, won the ‘Foreigner’ division of an Independence Day Chess Tournament in Kazakhstan, he was featured in the Sports Section of the ‘NY Times’, and he has even received a Certificate of Appreciation from LA’s City Council.
