JUAN REINOSO
A native of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Juan Reinoso began his career at a young age as a stage actor. Upon graduation from high school, Juan moved to New York City and attended Fordham University at Lincoln Center on a performance scholarship. Studying under Obie-nominated director Larry Sacharow ('Three Tall Women') and Tony-nominated director Michael Mayer ('Triumph of Love'; 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'; 'A View From the Bridge'; 'Thoroughly Modern Millie') Juan quickly began to act in several student films for NY's School of Visual Arts and New York University. It was then he began to learn the skills of producing, directing, and writing and began his further passion for film.

Original plays by Juan Reinoso include the religious satires 'Playing Tennis With God' and 'The Corner of Quibble & Quib'; the WWII drama 'Forever Autumn' about the creation of the plutonium bomb that dropped over Nagasaki; the women's cancer drama 'This Time...'; and the tragic and uplifting experimental drama 'Harbored Thoughts'.

Feature film credits include the remake of Where the Red Fern Grows (with Dave Matthews, Ned Beatty, Dabney Coleman, Mac Davis, Kris Kristoferson) and the Sundance Film Festival's The Doe Boy. Other feature credits include co-producing the upcoming Homecoming.

Examples of Juan's work