Biography

Jonathan de la Luz has been in motion picture industry over 30+ years as a writer-producer and production/ financial consultant working with various studios and independent production companies. Jonathan produced his first movie, the cult classic, MEET THE HOLLOWHEADS (aka LIFE ON THE EDGE) in 1989. It was directed by legendary make-up special effects pioneer, Tom Berman (THE GOONIES). In 2000 Jonathan, as an entrepreneur, created Azisa Pictures. This company made use of cutting edge digital technologies to create high quality independent films utilizing a host of varied locations. "The truth is," says de la Luz, "the whole world is our back-lot." One of the results was, THE HUNT, which Jonathan co-wrote the story and screenplay also co-produced. Azisa Pictures first movie undertaking. Released by Image Entertainment, it was directed by Fritz Kiersch (CHILDREN OF THE CORN) and Executive Produced by Gray Frederickson (Oscar winner for Best Picture, GODFATHER II) and business entrepreneur John Simonelli. Jonathan also wrote the screenplay, produced and directed the follow-up production entitled AGENDA, which is a unique contemporary feature film noir murder-mystery-thriller. Both films received several awards. In 2009 he founded a new production studio, luzworks and in 2011 he formed a new digital distribution company called, luzworksMEDIA which re-purposes movie and television content for the Internet. in 2014, Mr. de la Luz also produced, HARBINGER, a contemporary fairytale with director Cody Duckworth who wrote the original screenplay. He is also a member of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, Los Angeles, Austin Film Society and National Association of Latino Independent Producers.
- IMDb mini biography by: Todd Waglass

Twist endings in his movies.

Began and ended his acting career as a featured extra in an episode of L.A. LAW opposite Susan Dey Season 4, Episode 18: Watts a Matter? 5 April 1990. Paid $1,500 for two days work.

Graduated from Villa Park High School in Villa Park, California with Kevin Costner.

The Lazarus Heart was made for less than $300.00 (three hundred dollars).

Using my imagination is the most dangerous thing I do.