Reynold D. Levaron

Reynold D. Levaron (actor/writer/singer) While his family originally comes from France, Israel and the Mayan land, Reynolds calls Los Angeles his home. At the age of twelve he wrote and performed his first song at the California State University, Los Angeles. He was recognized by the Los Angeles School District as gifted talented in the performing arts. Throughout six to twelfth grade he was part of the Conservatory of fine arts at California State University Los Angeles, performing in solo and in choirs contemporary hit songs and continues to do so today. He worked with Multi Grammy winner, Ron Larson, known for his work with Disney, Star Wars and Linda Ronstadt. With his Legacy project he went on to work with Jeffrey Katzenberg (CEO of Dreamworks), Roberto Cavalli (designer), Paul Taaffe (CEO of Hill and Knowlton PR), and Norbert Michalke (model). Legacy represents a fulfillment of his desire to understand what drives and creates success not in one situation but across many, and how famous individuals attain the status of celebrity and are able to overcome challenges and obstacles in their rise to the top. In 2011 he began writing with producer-writer, Lawrence Donini, known for the television show, The Bay (2010). Reynolds is credited as a consulting producer for three Max Sound albums. Angelica Maria's 30th Anniversary edition album Con Tu Amor-With Your Love (2013). Also Maria Victoria's anthology album Triunfo Del Amor, celebrates 65-years of music (2014) and Veronica Castro's 49th Anniversary album Soy Rebelde (2018). Reynolds co-directed with Gabriel Retes the short film Quetzalcoatl (2014), and in it he acted with Arap Bethke. The then co-directed and produced with Jay Tavare Moctezuma (2015), they also acted in the short film. The following year he directed with Alberto Pavon the short film Mexicos Eyes (2016) with Alberto Pavon and Jorge Luis Moreno.