• Armando Millán nos habla sobre: La individualidad, ser tu mismo y sus procesos creativos como director.

  • Sep 24 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 32 mins
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Armando Millán nos habla sobre: La individualidad, ser tu mismo y sus procesos creativos como director.

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  • Armando Millán, a professional photographer, writer and filmmaker based in Panama.


    His journey started at the New York Film Academy at Los Angeles, CA with a bachelor of fine arts, filmmaking in 2016.


    In 2016 directed a short film, “Red Vinyl”, collecting awards around the globe for “Best Director”, “Best Music Score”, “Best horror short film”.


    In 2017 worked in Hollywood movie sets as a grip, production and talent assistant, moved to Panama and worked in a publicity agency until 2019 as a director and editor, working on campaigns for Copa Airlines, TVN (main national Tv channel).


    2020 in the middle of the pandemic, founded a production company, Three Columns Productions, which specialized in commercial video and photography, delivering a variety of formats and platforms such as movie theater, TV ads, TV programs, OOH, DOOH, digital, short films, social media, in Panama, Guatemala and across Latin America.


    Formerly, he's leading a team of 10 people, maintaining the quality of the end product and meeting deadlines for clients, while writing various movie scripts.


    Follow he's amazing creation:

    https://www.instagram.com/armandomillan30/

    https://www.threecolumnsproductions.com/
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