Angelo's life story began in a serene Washington town, where his enchantment with the cinematic world started to take shape at a remarkably tender age. As he progressed through his educational pursuits, a biblical studies degree at Simpson University being his chosen path, his ardor and aptitude for filmmaking would eventually intersect in a most serendipitous manner.
The autumn of 2004 marked a pivotal moment in Angelo's journey, as the Los Angeles Film Studies Center extended an invitation for him to relocate to Hollywood, securing him an internship within the feature production office at the renowned 20th Century Fox studio. This invaluable experience on the iconic studio lot would subsequently earn him a coveted spot in Act One, an intensive writing program specifically designed to nurture and mentor aspiring storytellers, thereby catapulting his passion for filmmaking to new and exciting heights.
By the autumn of 2007, he found himself enveloped by a close-knit circle of filmmakers, each one possessing a remarkable blend of youthful energy, artistic talent, and financial constraints that mirrored his own. It was, however, through these deeply personal and meaningful relationships that he stumbled upon an unexpected path to success, as he oversaw the production of Paper Crane Productions' inaugural short film, Grande Drip.
Angelo's creative endeavors did not stop at his initial success, as he went on to pen and produce a multitude of commercials, further demonstrating his versatility as a filmmaker.
