Jorge Alfaro-Silva

Jorge is a Los Angeles-based Film and TV producer and executive. After years working in Private & Investment Banking for Merrill Lynch, Jorge moved to the film industry to work in acquisitions and distribution at the Mexican company Cinépolis. He graduated from Columbia University’s MFA in Creative Producing program with a prior education in Applied Mathematics, Economics and Finance. After his Masters, he worked at companies such as Wild Bunch, Magnolia Pictures, Salma Hayek’s Ventanarosa, Eugenio Derbez’s 3Pas Studios and El Estudio, a pan-regional production company operating out of Los Angeles, Mexico City, Buenos Aires and Madrid, serving as Director of Creative Affairs overseeing their entire Feature Film and TV pipeline.

Over the past few years, he held the position of Director of Development & Production at Lionsgate Motion Picture Group, the studio behind franchises like JOHN WICK and THE HUNGER GAMES, where he worked on their latest installments and developed and oversaw numerous other movies for the studio while continuing working with A-list creators, filmmakers and talent, both local and international. After years in the studio system, he decided to go on his own to create a company that will give creatives a stronger voice in Hollywood. Jorge has served as judge in various film festivals around the world such as the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF), Columbia University Film Festival, Morelia International Film Festival, Guadalajara International Film Festival and Morbido Film Fest. He has also served as guest lecturer at UCLA, Biola University and Columbia University. Born in Mexico City, he has a passion for powerful, character-driven narratives and classical storytelling.