Francisco Cabrera-Feo is a Gen-Z, bisexual, bilingual, and bittersweet TV and film writer/producer raised by an activist mother in Venezuela before emigrating to South Florida at 11. After serving as a Co-Producer on Season 4 of ACAPULCO (Apple TV+), he’s now developing a comedy feature for Netflix and 3PAS, adapting a YA novel for Sony TV and Blake Griffin’s Mortal Media, and has just sold an original drama spec pilot to 20th TV with The Littlefield Company (Fargo, The Handmaid’s Tale) producing. His previous credits include GENTEFIED (Netflix), GORDITA CHRONICLES (Hulu), Season 3 of ACAPULCO (Apple TV+), among others. The LA Times called him both “a writer on the rise” and “thirsty on Twitter” -- he cannot confirm nor deny either. He writes for the closeted chubby kids who wore t-shirts in the pool and were forced into Catholic school even if the body of Christ compelled them, and despite PEOPLE MAGAZINE calling him “The New Promise of Latino Cinema," his mother still thinks he's a gringo.