At The Helm

Vincent was born and raised on the mean streets of East Los Angeles in Boyle Heights. Due to his close proximity to gangs, violence and drugs, Vincent became a drug addict at the young age of 16, and for the greater part of his adolescent-to-adult life was addicted to hard drugs. After his run-ins with the law, he overcame his addiction, and focused his energies on documenting, in a series of memoirs, the incredible true stories he had lived.

His career in film and television began in the late 90’s working with 16mm film where he went on to produce and direct a Latin-based television series called “Accent L.A.” which focused on the life and subculture of Hispanics in Los Angeles.  After his tenor with the show, Vincent attended Film School at UC Santa Cruz where he followed in his idol, Quentin Tarantino’s footsteps.  At Santa Cruz, Vincent wrote, directed and produced the documentary “Gangster – Beyond the White Fence” focusing on one of the oldest and most notorious street gangs in Los Angeles: the “White Fence” gang.  A compelling doc that tells the tales of those who left the gang to lead productive and successful lives.

He also produced numerous commercials in conjunction with a school located in Watsonville, California, a highly gang-infested agricultural town, working with at risk local youth.  After graduating, Vincent went on to co-found a real estate investment management and brokerage firm that currently oversees over $1.1 Billion Dollars AUM.  In the last decade, Vincent has continued to write, direct and produce.  His film career includes films such as Short Pricks (Writer/Director), Naked Mind (Writer/Director), Service for Four (Cinematographer), Boyle Heights – 5 Episodes ( Co-Writer / Producer), and Destined (Producer), Hollywood Pozole - (Pre-Production), Bond (Feature - Pre-Production)

Logan Alexander Diaz - Actor, Writer and Director

Logan Alexander Diaz is an American actor, director, writer, and producer of Mexican and Spanish descent who lives in Orange County, California. Logan grew up with a passion for movie making and being visual creative, at 21 he began directing and producing a TV property called On The Scene. Originally a pilot for MTV, it eventually became the flagship entertainment vehicle for Logan's first company, iGem Productions. He then worked for the prestigious talent agency, The Firm in Beverly Hills working alongside the management team for Snoop Dogg, Linkin Park and Enrique Iglesias. 

In the years that followed Logan produced and starred in a series of smaller independent films and began formal acting training at the Marlon Hoffman Acting Institute and honed his comedy skills at the legendary Groundlings Troupe in Hollywood. Logan has a wide range of acting talents, from dark and gritty to warm and endearing and everything in-between. Initially trained as a character actor, Logan is familiar with foreign dialects, customs and mannerisms that add a touch of realism and familiarity that make his roles shine.

Although he enjoyed acting his real desires were in business and producing.  He grew iGem Productions from a small media production outfit into a successful advertising agency. His company was listed as the fastest growing ad agency in the San Fernando Valley and was featured as the cover story of small business success stories in the San Fernando Valley Business Journal. While running iGem he also produced a pilot called The Truth About You and starred in a short film called The Transport produced the comic book adaption film, Amanda & The Guardian. 

After iGem, Logan founded Visual One Studio in Irvine, California a marketing and video production company where began directing commercials. After joining Forgotten Myth Pictures, he's been busy producing LA Vibe, a TV show that showcases all the hotspots of LA which is also set to host.