Sergio Muñoz Esquer
Filmmaker
Sergio Eduardo Muñoz Esquer is a Mexican filmmaker known for creating a diverse range of films, spanning from narrative fiction to documentaries. His narratives, often centered around themes of human connection, delve deep into the intricacies of Latinx culture, exploring the nuances of family, friendship, and identity.
Born and raised in northern Mexico, Sergio developed a passion for filmmaking at a young age, honing his craft through his formal education at the University of Texas at Austin and hands-on experiences with esteemed companies like The Walt Disney Company, Rooster Teeth, and PBS.
Sergio's cinematic prowess has garnered recognition on the global stage, with his works being celebrated and honored at festivals such as the San Diego Latino Film Festival, NorthwestFest International Documentary Festival, and PBS Shorts Film Festivals. Additionally, Sergio was awarded the Austin Film Society Grant in 2024 for his next film.
Demo Reel
Hora de Irnos
(Time to Go)
(Not Yet Released | 11 Minutes | Short Film)
Simple Lies
(2024 | 10 Minutes | Short Film)
Cuando Los Regalos Llegan
(When the Gifts Arrive)
(2024 | 14 Minutes | Documentary Short Film)
Buenos Días, Mi Amor
(Good Morning, Darling)
(2021 | 12 Minutes | Short Film)
Ayúdame, Por Favor
(Help Me, Please)
(2020 | 14 Minutes | Digital Video Short Film)