Ezequiel's professional journey commenced with an internship at Paramount Pictures under the guidance of producer Tova Laiter, where he worked on the film Varsity Blues. Subsequently, he, along with his writing partner Lee Alfred II, presented a comprehensive package consisting of artwork, a trailer, an original short film, and a feature-length screenplay for a project titled "Red Hood" to Mrs. Laiter. Her endorsement of the project led to its setup at Walt Disney Pictures, ultimately culminating in Ezequiel's emergence as a Hollywood screenwriter at the tender age of 22.
Throughout his illustrious career, Ezequiel has had the distinction of collaborating with Hollywood icons, including the Oscar-winning producer Albert S. Ruddy, renowned for his work on The Godfather and Million Dollar Baby, as well as The Offer. His projects have featured an impressive array of talented actors, including Tom Hanks, Kim Basinger, Paul Walker, John Voight, Ali Larter, and many more.
Ezequiel's distinctive approach to character development has captivated A-list stars such as Johnny Depp and George Lopez, who have been drawn to his unique writing style. In addition to his work as a screenwriter, he has also directed several award-winning short films and music videos, and has helmed two indie flicks. Furthermore, he has produced independent features and continues to work as a signatory WGAw screenwriter/filmmaker, renowned for his bold and innovative approach to storytelling that dares to defy conventions and re-invent the rules of cinema.
