Personal details
- Height: 6′ 4″ (1.93 m)
- Professions: Producer, Production Manager, Additional Crew
Edgar Rosa’s got this wild patchwork background—half Des Moines, half everywhere else. The guy started out buried in theater and music, soaking up the stage vibes before film ever called his name. He snagged his BA in Film Production at Emerson (yeah, that Emerson), then booked it to LA for a Masters at AFI, chasing that whole big-screen dream. And honestly, he hit the digital wave right as YouTube and the whole influencer scene exploded, just dove in headfirst. He’s hustled on everything from commercials to TV series and feature films—coast to coast, no joke. That’s not just a résumé, it’s a contact list crammed with some serious industry names. Off the clock? He’s all about digging into social justice, volunteering, losing hours to playlists, rearranging his apartment for the hundredth time, getting involved in the sex-positive space, and—let’s be real—ranting about why America still hasn’t faced its history of violence against Black, Indigenous, and other marginalized folks. 400 years and counting, and he’s not quiet about it. This year, Edgar’s juggling new projects that throw a spotlight on queer and BIPOC stories—on screen, behind the camera, the whole works. He’s carving out space for mental and physical health too, not just the grind. And he’s got a soft spot for anyone else who’s trying to keep that balance. Oh, and if you’re wondering who’s trusted him with their brand? Try Netflix, AT&T, Vogue, Sony, State Farm, Walmart, and—yeah, the list goes on. The man doesn’t stop.
In the city of Los Angeles, a driven student is grinding through the intense world of graduate school, chasing down a Master’s degree in Producing. You’ve got late nights, coffee-fueled deadlines, and the unpredictable chaos that comes with juggling film projects, classes, and the endless networking game. Hollywood’s right outside, but honestly, it might as well be another planet when you’re buried in scripts and production schedules. Every day’s a mix of wild ambition, creative block, and the hope that the next pitch or short film might just catch the right person’s eye. It’s not all red carpets—there’s a lot of hustling, awkward group projects, and, yeah, a few minor meltdowns. But if you can survive the workshops and the endless critiques, you might just make it to the other side with a shot at the big leagues. Or at least, a killer student film.
6′ 4″ (1.93 m)
Konidela Ram Charan