Production Team
Alexandra Rose | Co-Producer
- Alex Rose is known for her stellar filmmaking background, which includes being nominated by for producing the Academy Award winning film – NORMA RAE. Distinguished also for her many television and film production accomplishments, including five films in collaboration with director, Garry Marshall, her feature film credits comprise: critically-acclaimed Frankie & Johny, Overboard, The Other Sister, Quigley Down Under, Big Wednesday, Nothing in Common, Exit to Eden, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Drive-In for Columbia Pictures. She has also produced three television pilots and series: Just Us Kids for CBS, Norma Rae, and Nothing in Common for NBC.
Priscilla Gonzalez Sainz | Associate Producer
Priscilla González Sainz is an independent film producer and writer, specialized in non-fiction storytelling. She earned her Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Film and Video from Stanford University, where she was awarded a fellowship and Stanford Arts grant. Her films have screened at festivals across the country, and her thesis film ‘Room 140’ was nominated for the IDA Wolper Student Documentary Achievement Award. Prior to graduate school, Priscilla worked with various film festivals and artist development organizations, including Sundance’s Feature Film Program, Writer’s Guild Diversity Department, and the National Association of Latino Independent Producers. She now works in Documentary film production at Chapman University.
Priscilla González Sainz is an independent film producer and writer, specialized in non-fiction storytelling. She earned her Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Film and Video from Stanford University, where she was awarded a fellowship and Stanford Arts grant. Her films have screened at festivals across the country, and her thesis film ‘Room 140’ was nominated for the IDA Wolper Student Documentary Achievement Award. Prior to graduate school, Priscilla worked with various film festivals and artist development organizations, including Sundance’s Feature Film Program, Writer’s Guild Diversity Department, and the National Association of Latino Independent Producers. She now works in Documentary film production at Chapman University.
Heather Flores | Associate Producer
Heather is predominately known for her advocacy in the arts as a producer of anthropological film documentaries. Her work is based on her research at UCLA and her studies in East Africa, focusing on cultural and religious ideologies with a concentration on the African Diaspora. Leading her to work from large cities to rural areas in developing countries for the past 20 years. In addition, her work also includes studies of the cultural impact Chicano art has imprinted in Los Angeles. Her first break into the industry was given by Richard Duardo and Cheech Marin, in which she produced her first feature film known as, “The Chicano Collection" which has now become a staple in Chicano Studies departments in Universities worldwide. Her involvement and experience have given her agency to develop and produce insightful projects with some of the most talented industry professionals in her field.
Heather is predominately known for her advocacy in the arts as a producer of anthropological film documentaries. Her work is based on her research at UCLA and her studies in East Africa, focusing on cultural and religious ideologies with a concentration on the African Diaspora. Leading her to work from large cities to rural areas in developing countries for the past 20 years. In addition, her work also includes studies of the cultural impact Chicano art has imprinted in Los Angeles. Her first break into the industry was given by Richard Duardo and Cheech Marin, in which she produced her first feature film known as, “The Chicano Collection" which has now become a staple in Chicano Studies departments in Universities worldwide. Her involvement and experience have given her agency to develop and produce insightful projects with some of the most talented industry professionals in her field.
