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In 2014 Agustín landed in Los Angeles, CA to pursue the TFT Producing Program at UCLA , which later took him to his first internship at Langley Park Pictures with producer, Kevin McCormick. Later on, he worked and gained experience as an assistant at Voltage Pictures under award winning producer Nicolas Chartier and his team. 

In 2018 he enrolled in the Writing Program at UCLA Extension, where he co-wrote his first feature with writing partner James Rabb.

Now he finds himself creating and developing original content for film and television, working with multiple talent under Operative 16 Entertainment. 

Prior to Los Angeles, he served as a producer at Tres de Febrero Visión, a production company founded by brothers Pablo & Hernan Valenzuela based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Overseeing commercials, branded content for clients that included: (Citroen, Ford, Volkswagen, Nokia, Johnnie Walker, Mini Cooper) and various travel shows including, 8 Seasons of "Resto del Mundo" hosted by Sergio Goycochea and Iván de Pineda; "La Vuelta Al Mundo" hosted by Felipe Colombo and Isabel Macedo, broadcasted by El Trece network; 3 Seasons of  C-MAG on Glitz TV (TBS Latin America). In additon, he held a key role in re-launching the french fashion network Fashion TV in Latin America. 

Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

James Rabb is an LA-based screenwriter, producer, and script consultant known for his compelling work in psychological horror. His film "Row 19," directed by Alexander Babev, was acquired by Well Go USA for American distribution and is now available on Amazon Prime. With multiple projects in development, including sci-fi horror films like "Senseless" and his latest script, which was optioned and is currently in pre-production, alongside the travel docu-series "Cemetery Man," co-created with partner Agustin Caccuri, James is a dynamic force in the industry.

Originally from North Carolina, James holds an English major from UNC and a Master's in Film from UNCW. He has worked with industry stalwarts like Langley Park Pictures and Roy Lee's Vertigo Entertainment. When not shaping gripping narratives, James finds inspiration in the eclectic atmosphere of tiki bars.