George's childhood was marked by the vibrant city of Atlanta, Georgia, where he was born and raised in a family of six siblings. This diverse and lively upbringing would later shape his creative pursuits and worldview.
Following his formative years, George decided to broaden his horizons by studying abroad in the City of Light, Paris. This experience not only honed his language skills but also instilled in him a deep appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of the European continent.
Upon his return to the United States, George enrolled in the prestigious New York University Film School, where he refined his craft and developed a keen eye for storytelling. His dedication and hard work paid off, as he went on to produce a critically acclaimed film, Counter Clockwise, which garnered widespread recognition and accolades, including the coveted Best Picture award at the esteemed Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival.
In his leisure time, George is an avid film enthusiast, with a keen appreciation for a wide range of cinematic masterpieces. His top five favorite movies include the powerful and thought-provoking Schindler's List, the action-packed Die Hard, the atmospheric and suspenseful Dracula (directed by Francis Ford Coppola),the sci-fi classic Aliens, and the thrilling and adventurous Temple of Doom.
