Charlie Guillen is a multifaceted American creative professional hailing from Sierra Madre, California, and a distinguished Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in London. His illustrious career in theater and film commenced in New York City at the tender age of 20, following his completion of conservatory studies at the esteemed American Musical and Dramatic Academy.
After completing two national tours with Romeo and Juliet and Don Quixote, Guillen returned to Los Angeles and continued to hone his craft on stage, while also working as a grip on various film productions. His breakthrough as an actor arrived while working on The Woman Chaser (directed by Robinson Devore),when he was approached to play the role of "Pedestrian," marking his debut film credit.
Subsequently, Guillen landed numerous small roles in film and took on leading roles on stage, solidifying his versatility as a performer. He then pursued higher education at the University of California, Berkeley, graduating with a bachelor's degree from the School of Global Studies.
A few years later, Guillen was accepted into the prestigious University of California, Los Angeles's School of Film and Television, where he earned a Master of Fine Arts in Film Production and Directing. During his time at UCLA, he directed short films, penned screenplays, and produced commercials, further refining his skills as a filmmaker.
Born Carlos David Guillen, this talented individual has made a lasting impact in the entertainment industry, leaving an indelible mark on the world of theater and film.
