Personal details
- Birth Date: 1979-02-12
- Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Birth Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
- Children: (4 children) Ranen Navat
- Professions: Producer, Director, Actress
Breven Angaelica Warren’s whole vibe is this wild mashup of art, purpose, and a dash of “let’s make the world suck a little less.” She didn’t just stumble into filmmaking—she basically kicked down the doors and started building her own rooms. Angaelica, her brainchild, is all about lifting up indie creators and mixing art with ecological awareness, which, yeah, is a pretty killer combo. She’s not just book-smart either. Think of all the fancy film nonprofits—Sundance, AFI FEST, Outfest, Film Independent—Breven’s clocked hours at all of them, running mentorships and even getting her hands dirty with urban farming. The travel bug bit her hard, too. She picked up a couple of degrees at Florida State while living in Italy, and then dipped into academic gigs in England, India, the Philippines, New Zealand, and Mexico. Talk about globe-trotting. After soaking up all that, she dove into grad school at the University of Florida, digging into how offbeat filmmaker support programs actually work. Then she got tapped to build artist support for a blockchain-based entertainment studio, which, let’s be honest, is about as future-forward as it gets. Somewhere in the chaos, she squeezed in an MBA and JM at FSU, and then jumped into doctoral research at USC, focusing on indie film financing. Oh, and she’s also studying transformative stuff at CIIS. Busy much? Even with all that, she still finds time to sit on film juries and programming teams, always pushing for fresher, bolder art.
Alright, so you’ve got this wild, globe-trotting program—International Honors Program, Rethinking Globalization, tied up with Boston University back in 2003. Basically, a bunch of students packing their bags, zipping around the world, digging deep into how globalization actually works in real life, not just in textbooks. They’re not just sitting in classrooms, either; they’re out there, meeting local activists, chatting with NGO folks, and probably eating some seriously questionable street food. The whole thing is about challenging your ideas of what “globalization” really means—like, it’s not just about big companies taking over, but also about how communities fight back, shape their own futures, and sometimes totally flip the script. You end up wrestling with economics, culture, politics… all the messy stuff nobody can quite figure out. It’s kind of like intellectual boot camp, but with more passport stamps and, let’s be honest, a lot less sleep.
February 12, 1979
5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
Yes, Ranen Navat
46 years old