HUGO SAENZ
Hugo has been working in reality television for over fifteen years on both the production side and the network side.
Hugo has line produced such shows as Trading Spaces for TLC, Every Street United for XBOX, America’s Prom Queen for ABC Family & Q’viva starring Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony for FOX. He has also worked as a production manager on Project Runway for Lifetime, I Want to Marry Harry for FOX, Victoria Beckham: Coming to America for NBC, and The People Choice Awards for CBS to name a few.
In addition to reality television productions, Hugo has worked at the El Rey Network, Oxygen Network, and MTV Networks.
DR. FRANKLIN CARVAJAL
Franklin relies on his two PhD’s in social and personality psychology and clinical psychology to create, write, and consult on television and movie concepts and scripts. He has been working as a movie and television psychologist for the past 10 years.
Franklin draws on his extensive experiences working in some of the most challenging, dangerous, and intriguing psychological settings as well as non-forensic, normal settings when creating, writing, or consulting.
Franklin has cooperated with Hugo Saenz and Ken Condet in the creation of projects in the action-drama, comedy-drama, science fiction, and horror genres. A core example of this work is NORMAL, an action-drama-suspense TV show that attempts to answer the universal, fundamental human question: “what is normal?”
KEN CONDET
Ken is a relentless feature and TV writer from the Midwest with a passion to step outside-of-the-box and entertain. His sci-fi/thriller script titled DAY THREE won him a full scholarship to the Vancouver Film School in British Columbia. Embracing his love for the craft, he moved to California to continue his education at UCLA’s Writer’s Extension and USC’s School of Cinematic Arts.
Ken is an avid learner pursuing continued education through online studies, and traveling the nation to attend an array of master class workshops. His scripts have placed well in writing competitions, as well as garnering the attention of celebrity personalities.
Winning a TV pilot writing competition opened doors for Ken to head-write three internationally televised awards shows; the 6th Annual NAFCA (Nollywood and African Film Critics’ Awards) and the 1st and 2nd Annual HAPA (Hollywood and African Film Critics’ Awards).