Famor Botero

Famor Botero is a Colombian filmmaker graduate of Full Sail University. Since graduating in 2011, Botero has produced, directed and written various films, receiving several important recognition for his work. In 2018, Yahoo introduced Botero as "an influential upcoming Latino filmmaker," CNN stated that "Botero''s work was remarkable and inspirational," and Orlando's Mayor Buddy Dyer officially recognized Botero for his work as a filmmaker and congratulated him on his devotion to the community and his philanthropic work. In 2018 and 2019, the United Nations hosted Botero as a panelist and showcased his work at the UN headquarters in New York City. His latest work, a feature film based on the true story of a woman who disappeared in Mexico, is due to be released in Aug 2021. In addition Botero has written and directed 3 Docu-series for the Discovery Network, one of them named 'Antarctica' where Botero made history by writing a story originally in spanish language that would be released into the American market first, before crossing into Asia, Europe and Latam.