Hebron is an award-winning director & writer with training and professional experience in film production and live theatre. He studied film and TV production at the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU, where he was a Founders Day University Honors Scholar; He also received a masters in dramatic writing and theory at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, at NYU, as a Koppenaal Scholar, received certification in 35mm filmmaking at FAMU, in Prague, through Tisch Special Programs, and completed his MFA in Film Directing at Chapman University's prestigious Larry Dodge School of Film and Media, as a directing fellow.
Hebron has worked as a director, producer, production mixer, still photographer, writer and sfx artist. He has also worked as an audio technician for the Marble Collegiate Church in Manhattan and as a 35mm film projectionist at NYU's Cantor Film Center.
Hebron's latest project as co-director and co-producer is a feature film, "From the Dead," which features actors: James Duval (Independence Day, Donnie Darko), Pepe Serna (Scarface), Ben Morrison (Punk'd, CSI), Sarah Hollis (Kill Your Darlings), Marilinda Rivera (Project Runway), Lauren Guzman (Miss Texas: 2014) among others.
Other recent projects include "Infidelity Vignette," a short film which Hebron wrote, directed and edited (viewable online at http://www.seedandspark.com/cinema/infidelity-vignette ), "6Gun," which is an inter-racial 1880s Western he he directed and cast, "Run Edward, Run!," which he wrote and directed, "Bum Future," for which he was ADR Supervisor and "Two Lives," which he wrote, cast and directed.
"Run Edward, Run!" received a Silver Ace from the Las Vegas FF ('11), "Two Lives" won 3rd prize, in the experimental category of the LA Reel FF. "6Gun" was an official selection at LA Indie ('12), Comic-Con ('11), HollyShorts FF ('11), The High Desert International etc.
Inspirations Lynch, Katsuhito Ishii, Wong Kar-Wai, Tarantino, Kubrick, Tetsuya Nakashima, Yash Chopra, V Bhardwaj
A zombie film.
Directed, wrote and cast "Two Lives," and "Run Edward, Run!" as well as a number of art pieces.
Directed and cast "6Gun"
Plain People Productions started as the name under which all of Hebron's very first dramatic works were conceived and Hebron still uses "Plain People" to this day.
Completed post-production on "Infidelity Vignette," which is an experimental short "haiku"-film that cyclically returns to the moment a relationship broke apart. The film was picked up by seed & spark and is viewable online at:
http://www.seedandspark.com/cinema/infidelity-vignette
Hebron wrote, directed and edited the film. Vivien Villani scored it.
I assisted Micah Brandt with a portion of his documentary "Wetter, Robbery of the Heart: Voices of the Past."
I came up with concepts for pilots with 11 other filmmakers in residence at Warner Bros. in Burbank, CA.
Catered events with my signature raw gelato as well as salad bar, raw pies and crepes (cooked).
Also worked as head chef at a local grocery store in Mid-town Manhattan and developed an award-winning menu for a restaurant in Penn at the time.
I helped organize and run the 2005 International Emmy Awards in NYC.
Played "Doctor."
I was the audio tech for their weekly broadcast on the Hallmark Channel as well as for other church events throughout the week.
Short film for the fashion industry featuring Amanda Moore, Shalom Harlow, Helena Christensen, Karen Elson, Natasa Vojnovic, Ryan Locke and others.
Hebron acted in the film and was also the production mixer.
Note: The original, full, cut of the project was a narrative piece. The current cut is shorter, more like highlights of the larger narrative. Andrij Parekh was the cinematographer.
I was the production mixer for "The Roost," feature film.
I shot behind the scenes footage (not used in DVD) and also was a PA for Brad Anderson's feature film "Session 9"