60Bruno Amezcua's entry into the world of film and visual arts was deeply influenced by his grandfather, a seasoned film editor whose career spanned from the 1950s to the 1970s. This foundational relationship introduced him to the nuances of film production and editing, alongside a broad appreciation for fine arts. Inspired by this early exposure, he pursued a dedicated educational path in the arts, which laid the groundwork for his dynamic 15-year career across multiple creative disciplines.
Bruno's professional accolades include significant contributions to celebrated projects like "Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3" (2023), “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” (2011), "Next Gen" (2018), and "Maya and the Three" (2021). As a Hispanic-Canadian animator and camera unit director, he specializes in CG camera and photography, staging, storyboarding, classic illustration, and artistic drawing. His work focuses on creating compelling visual narratives and animations that aid filmmakers in bringing their visions to life. His creative process is deeply collaborative, and he takes great pleasure in transforming initial concepts into vibrant, engaging stories.
Educationally, Bruno honed his craft by obtaining a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana in Mexico City. He further enhanced his skills at the Museo Gregorio Prieto in Ciudad Real, Spain, known for its expansive collection of works by renowned Spanish artists. His academic journey continued in Canada at the Centennial College of Fine Arts and Technology, where he graduated with honors in 2008 and was recognized as an outstanding international student.
His career has been marked by a series of collaborative projects with major studios such as Blue Sky, Disney, Marvel, Netflix, and Amazon, where he has excelled in various roles, from previsualization to camera direction and animation. Bruno's expertise was acknowledged at the 2017 Daytime Emmy Awards, where he received three accolades for his work in "Lost in OZ: Extended Adventure."
Presently, Bruno is a Senior Previs Artist at The Third Floor studio in Los Angeles and serves as a Previs Supervisor at a startup video game studio in Toronto. Beyond his professional pursuits, he is passionate about developing his intellectual properties, writing screenplays, and designing characters. He also contributes to his community by supporting organizations like Autism Canada and participating in projects that address social issues, such as creating art for campaigns against gang violence in Toronto.
Bruno Amezcua inspires and innovates in the visual arts and film industry. He combines his artistic talents with a commitment to meaningful storytelling and community involvement.