Jacob Holmquist-Franco (Jacob Holmquist)

Hello, my name is Jacob Holmquist-Franco. I am an active Writer, Director, Actor, Cinematographer, Stunts/Special Effects Coordinator, and Art Designer in the film, television, theatre/live performance, and online media industries. I recently graduated with degrees in Cinematic Arts and Philosophy from California State University, Fullerton. I have appeared in dozens of productions in the aforementioned industries. In my writing, I will apply my expert filmmaking experience and strength in philosophy (specifically, existentialism, metaphysics, ethics, and politics) to any and all areas of the Film and Television industries.

In the Spotlight

"The Hunchback of Notre Dame": A Character Analysis

The Disney Renaissance has captured generations of viewers and admirers. Notably, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," but, why do we connect, as an audience, to the film? And, what does it teach us?

In the Spotlight

Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights 2017: Mazes Ranked

Halloween Horror Nights, 2017 : The year of the horror maze reboot. All mazes and the terror tram at Universal Studios, Hollywood ranked from worst to best.

In the Spotlight

Christopher Nolan's "The Prestige" and John Locke's Theory of Personal Identity

Christopher Nolan's films often pursue not just visually striking effects, but also intellectually challenging subject matter. In "The Prestige," Nolan ponders the idea of identity and consciousness.

In the Spotlight

Immigration: A Right or a Privilege?

In this article, I will present Ethics philosopher Michael Huemer’s argument for immigration rights.

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  wanderwisdom.com

  Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights 2017: Mazes Ranked

  2 years ago

  Halloween Horror Nights, 2017 : The year of the horror maze reboot. All mazes and the terror tram at Universal Studios, Hollywood ranked from worst to best.

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  soapboxie.com

  Immigration: A Right or a Privilege?

  23 months ago

  In this article, I will present Ethics philosopher Michael Huemer’s argument for immigration rights.

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  Mystery & Thriller Films

  Christopher Nolan's "The Prestige" and John Locke's Theory of Personal Identity

  3 years ago

  Christopher Nolan's films often pursue not just visually striking effects, but also intellectually challenging subject matter. In "The Prestige," Nolan ponders the idea of identity and consciousness.

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  reelrundown.com

  "The Hunchback of Notre Dame": A Character Analysis

  3 years ago

  The Disney Renaissance has captured generations of viewers and admirers. Notably, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," but, why do we connect, as an audience, to the film? And, what does it teach us?