Adrian Alejandro Cruz, a globally-sourced individual with a Puerto Rican father and Scottish mother, has had a life of diverse experiences before earning dual degrees in Film and Theater from the University of Southern California.
As a director in the LA Theater scene, Adrian gained valuable insights before transitioning to the comic book industry, where he began as an editor, collaborating with renowned authors and artists such as Alan Moore, Alexandro Jodorowsky, and Travis Charest.
With his skills honed, Adrian embarked on his own graphic novel series, Seed, before venturing into film, writing and producing Splinter, starring the talented Edward James Olmos and Tom Sizemore.
Adrian's expertise in television scriptwriting led to the sale of pilots to major networks including FOX, Warner Brothers, NBC, ABC, and USA, ultimately resulting in the creation of the Syfy Network series Ascension, featuring Tricia Helfer.
As a scriptwriter, Adrian was a semi-finalist for the prestigious Nicholl's fellowship with his script Alibi Guys and participated in the WGA's acclaimed Showrunner Training Program.
In recent years, Adrian has focused on producing and directing independent films, including Eat Me, written by and starring acclaimed playwright Jacqueline Wright.
