Francis Reid Galluppi, a multi-talented creative force, burst onto the scene on November 17th, 1988, in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California. With his versatile skill set, Galluppi has worn many hats, including writer, director, producer, editor, and music composer, leaving an indelible mark on the world of filmmaking.
Galluppi's earliest endeavor, the short film High Desert Hell, achieved widespread recognition, garnering a slew of prestigious awards, including the esteemed "Wes Craven Award" at the Catalina Film Festival in 2019. This impressive feat was merely a harbinger of things to come.
Galluppi's subsequent project, The Gemini Project, proved to be an equally remarkable success, earning the coveted "Best Science Fiction/Fantasy Short Film'' award at the Burbank International Film Festival in 2020. This remarkable achievement further solidified Galluppi's reputation as a masterful storyteller, pushing the boundaries of the medium and captivating audiences worldwide.
