Ruben Rodriguez is the visionary leader behind MojoCreative Group, LLC a burgeoning artistic collective. A consummate writer, producer and director, Rodriguez possesses a profound devotion to the entertainment industry, supplying him the determination to transition from independent films to larger Hollywood ventures.From motion pictures to original television programming, Rodriguez has made an irrefutable mark on the industry. His career began with a penchant for writing. Rodriguez has penned numerous scripts for television and film.As Rodriguez's career evolved, he nurtured an unremitting passion for filmmaking. By fusing a proclivity for writing and infatuation for filmmaking, Rodriguez made the decision to focus his labor of love on horror films. To date, Rodriguez has written, produced and directed three original feature films - In the Woods, Cereal Killers, Sawaru and is the director of a television series on Mun2/NBC Universal titled: The Mun2 Look.Proceeding the completion of the aforementioned features was a moment of clarity. Rodriguez not only accepted, but welcomed his mission to hone his craft as a producer and director of full-length feature films. Rodriguez's film work has been met with critical acclaim and recognized with multiple Telly Awards for Television Excellence, a 1995 Animated Eye Award for best Video Animationz from the New York Underground Film Festival and the 1994 Grand Jury prize for the best artistic short in the Aspen Shortfest.In addition to films, Rodriguez has developed and produced a variety of network and local broadcast original television programming including Radioactive Cinema, Dare 2 Watch It and E-Asylum.Acknowledging the entertainment industry to be a competitive showground, Rodriguez sought after filmmakers who share his enthusiasm. With the assistance of fellow producers Cesar Orellana, Jerusalyn Figueroa and Brittany Godish, Rodriguez launched MojoCreative Group. The principle behind this united endeavor is to produce compelling films and television series that command mass appeal, all the while retaining the full artistic accreditation necessary to execute the vision. Show less «