Bernardo De Urquidi

He was born the fourth son to a family of 6 children in the Mexican northern city of Monterrey, the year was 1989, the month was March, the day: the nineteenth. At the age of 14 he entered a Catholic Seminar school with the intentions of becoming a priest; at 16 he left the seminar. He studied 2 years of Mechanical Engineering during this time he had his first encounter with TV production; after which he decided to dedicate himself to making movies. He wrote and directed his first short film called "Fool's day" in 2008. In 2009 he dropped out of engineering school and traveled to Mexico to pursue a directing career. In 2010 he founded the production company "Veritas Films" and in 2011 he directs his first feature film 2xUno (2013) . The movie won "Best International Film" and "Audience Choice" in the 2013 Starlite Film Festival and "Best Feature Film" in the 2013 Fort Myers Film Festival. Directed his first documentary film: A man called Bronco in 2014. In 2015 he founded Kaptura Projects with Alaide Castro and directed the pilot to the web series Excapes.TV after the success of the pilot he became the Executive Producer of the series. Kaptura project is now producing a feature film about human trafficking.