Projects
Biography
Omar Antonio Figueroa, born October 26, 1989, in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, is an associate producer with contributions to notable projects such as “Sweet Thing” (2020), “Little Miss Sumo” (2018), and “Cats Kill” (2017). His interest in filmmaking was sparked at age 6 by his father’s introduction to a VHS camera. By 13, he was producing short films with friends in Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico, earning a significant online audience through platforms like iFilm and YouTube. In May 2010, Omar relocated to Los Angeles, California, to advance his career, where he has since worked with organizations like XSN, TheOneRing.net, Wizards of the Coast, and Netflix.
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Wonders 4K
Since 2015, we’ve been sharing our family’s adventures in theme parks around the world, all captured in 4K. Our videos are available in both Spanish and English, aiming to bring you along on our journeys through immersive experiences. Each episode focuses on different aspects of our travels, highlighting the sights, sounds, and feelings of each place we visit: “Seascape“: Explore the underwater world and discover the diverse marine life that calls it home. “Fame“: Walk through Madame Tussauds/ICON Orlando and get a closer look at the figures that inhabit this space. “Space“: Join us on a journey to the Kennedy Space Center and experience the wonder of space exploration. “Roads“: Take a stroll through Disney Springs and see what makes this vibrant district so unique. “Dreams“: Step into the magical world of Magic Kingdom and watch fairy tales come to life. “Wildlife“: Venture into Animal Kingdom and get up close with the natural world. “Movie Magic“: Explore how Universal Studios embraces the world of movies and entertainment, bringing cinematic experiences to life. “Total Immersion“: Experience the thrills of Universal’s Islands of Adventure and immerse yourself in the adventure.
Little Miss Sumo
Film London, BFI, Tribeca & ESPN present Little Miss Sumo – A Netflix Original Documentary. Banned from competing professionally Hiyori will have to retire at the age of 21. Simultaneously juggling newfound revelations whilst preparing for the biggest tournament of her life, Hiyori is forced to question the reason females are forbidden from professional wrestling and why most women retire early. She has the drive and ambition, but is that going to be enough to succeed in a country and sport that is overwhelmingly led by tradition and protocol? Cinematography, Written and Directed by Matt Kay.
Known as the Raging Bull, Hiyori is a 21-year-old heavyweight wrestler and has been competing since she was six years old. She is from Ajigasawa, a snowy northern fishing town, where the locals are known for their hardy personalities.
Cats Kill
Unable to bare yet another dull weekend in her sleepy country town, Cat recruits her clueless boyfriend Ron on a killing spree. The targets: narcissistic, selfie-taking tourists from New York City. Totally oblivious to the perils that await them, Alana and her girlfriends are eager to enjoy another well-deserved vacation. Quickly succumbing to the small-town charms of their rural getaway, the city girls are left completely vulnerable. When Cat appears suddenly to cut their weekend short, what follows is a thrilling and sexy date with danger in the deep woods of Upstate New York. Starring: Alanah Rafferty as Cat, Kay Loren as Lana, Caycee Black as Rikki and Becca Q. Co as Liz. Executive Produced, Written, and Directed by Gregory Casino and Alexander Cherney. Produced by Teddy Ouwerkerk.
Rated the best farm-to-table killing spree of 2018.
Thesis Film
A man returning to his childhood home is forced to confront a haunting figure and an unsettling truth. Secrets loom over him, and his fragile hold on reality begins to slip as his past unravels. Starring Cameron Webb as John Frederick, Dillaran Martin as The Bloody Man, Patrick McAleenan as Darius Frederick, Helene Olsen Richards as Emmanuela Frederick, and Robin Blaze as Mad ‘Kid’ Frederick.