Adrian B. Herrera is a renowned writer/director and cinematographer with a strong presence in the television and commercial industries, currently based in Kansas City, Missouri.
His impressive body of work has been featured on a wide range of television networks and streaming platforms, including ESPN, Netflix, Peacock, NBC, CBS, A&E, NFL Network, and Fox Sports, with ongoing projects including NFL Countdown, SC Featured (ESPN),E60, and others.
As a director, Adrian has garnered significant acclaim for his documentary short films, with "The Heartbeat of Kansas City" winning the "People's Choice Award" at a national MusicBed Short Film Competition, and "Meal Ticket" earning "Best Screenplay" honors at the San Diego Short Film Festival, as well as "Honorable Mention" at the LA Film Awards and multiple official selections at various film festivals nationwide.
Beyond his work as a cinematographer and filmmaker, Adrian is committed to mentoring and sharing his expertise through the online cinematography community he founded, "the Cinematography Lounge," which aims to equip and encourage the next generation of cinematographers.
Outside of the film industry, Adrian is actively involved in his community, serving on the board of the non-profit foundation "Community Unite," which is dedicated to serving youth through sports and education, a cause that aligns with his own passions as a former collegiate basketball player.
As a multi-ethnic filmmaker, Adrian places great importance on diversity on and off set, and is a champion for creating positive change for underrepresented communities within the film industry.
Ultimately, Adrian's guiding principles are rooted in his faith, his role as a husband and father, and his commitment to using his talents to make a positive impact in the world.
