Stefan Avalos is a multifaceted creative force, boasting an impressive array of talents that include writing, directing, producing, editing, and visual effects creation.
His groundbreaking feature film, The Last Broadcast, made waves globally, being among the first movies to be shot digitally and the first feature film to be released digitally in commercial cinemas worldwide.
The critically acclaimed Strad Style, an international festival and theatrical hit, won an impressive thirteen Grand Jury Prize/Audience/best-of awards at prestigious film festivals such as Hot Docs, Slamdance, and The Florida Film Festival.
Recognized as a pioneering filmmaker, Avalos has consistently pushed the boundaries of digital cinema production, post-production, and distribution. In collaboration with IFC, The Last Broadcast was also the first feature film to ever be streamed on the Internet.
Beyond his work in film production and direction, Avalos is also the founder of Caveman Post, a boutique VFX Studio in L.A., which produces effects for television and feature films.
Stefan Avalos has been hailed as "one of the twenty-five people helping to reinvent entertainment..." by Wired magazine. His story has been featured in numerous prominent publications, including Time, People, The Wall Street Journal, L.A. Times, and more.
A respected authority on digital filmmaking, Avalos has delivered lectures worldwide on the subject and has written articles for various publications, sharing his insights and experiences with a wide audience.
