Michael Gonzales is a prominent figure in the film industry, currently developing film projects for his own banner, Filmgiant, in the luxurious city of Beverly Hills, California.
As a seasoned screenwriter, Gonzales has had an illustrious career, with his first notable credit being the screenplay for the Jean-Claude Van Damme film Black Eagle, which he wrote on the picturesque island of Malta.
Gonzales has recently completed co-writing two feature screenplays, including The Alex Sanchez Story, a Latin baseball film, and Secrets, a murder mystery set against the stunning backdrop of California's Central Coast.
In addition to his work in film, Gonzales is also a tenured film professor at Biola University, where he shares his expertise with aspiring filmmakers. His impressive academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Intercultural Education, a Master's degree in Screenwriting from the prestigious University of Southern California, and a Master's degree in Communication Arts from Loyola Marymount University.
Gonzales' impressive filmography includes the award-winning short dramatic film Bravura, which took home top honors at the Sabaoth International Film Festival in Milan, Italy in 2004. His feature documentary, Divorced American, also received critical acclaim, winning the prestigious Aurora Award in 2006 for outstanding feature documentary.
Gonzales is an active member of several prominent industry organizations, including the Writer's Guild of America, Independent Documentary Association, National Association of Latino Independent Producers, and the International Press Association.
