Born in December 1996 in Lima, Peru, Gabriel Legua is a multifaceted filmmaker who has made a significant impact in the industry through his work as a writer, director, and producer.
With a strong educational background in cinema, Legua graduated from the prestigious Filmmaking program at the New York Film Academy, located in Los Angeles, California.
Following his studies, Legua went on to write the feature-length horror film "Alone" in 2020, which was directed by Vladislav Khesin.
However, his filmmaking journey began much earlier, with the creation of his first short film, "The Last Supper", in 2011. This project was a collaborative effort with the Ludica workshop for young filmmakers, and it won a prestigious prize at the FENACO International Short Film Festival.
This remarkable achievement not only showcased Legua's talent but also marked the beginning of his successful career in the film industry.
