Frank Coello(I)
- Actor
Frank Coello is an actor, director, and architect. Member of the Actors Gym, directed by Matilda Corral, since October
2018. Admitted to Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York, United States, for the conservatory of summer 2020.
Theater and audiovisual actor, The feature film "My Otaku Girlfriend" being his film debut under the direction of Edio Raven, project premiere of Amazon Prime on September 2023. He is fluent in English. Voice tenor. Dubbing actor certified by 35MM Madrid, Spain. 2024.
He has worked on projects under the direction of Orlando Arocha for "La Caja De Fosforos". Writer of "Ground", dance-theater monologue directed by Miguel Issa premiered in April 2022 at the National Theater from Caracas. From 2022 to April 2023, member of the stable cast from "The Maids" by Jean Genet, under the direction of Marisol Martínez, at the Rajatabla Foundation, Caracas. In 2019 he began as director and producer at the Festival of Brief Oktoberfest Theater organized by the Cultural Association Humboldt, where he won the award for outstanding and best work production, with the play "Hay Que Matarla" by Greymar Hernández. In March 2023, participated as director in the Youth Festival Directors of Trasnocho Cultural, in Caracas. Formed by master actors and directors such as Orlando Arocha, Diana Volpe, among others. He also dabbles in play writing as main mentor Lupe Gehrenbeck.
Theater and audiovisual actor, The feature film "My Otaku Girlfriend" being his film debut under the direction of Edio Raven, project premiere of Amazon Prime on September 2023. He is fluent in English. Voice tenor. Dubbing actor certified by 35MM Madrid, Spain. 2024.
He has worked on projects under the direction of Orlando Arocha for "La Caja De Fosforos". Writer of "Ground", dance-theater monologue directed by Miguel Issa premiered in April 2022 at the National Theater from Caracas. From 2022 to April 2023, member of the stable cast from "The Maids" by Jean Genet, under the direction of Marisol Martínez, at the Rajatabla Foundation, Caracas. In 2019 he began as director and producer at the Festival of Brief Oktoberfest Theater organized by the Cultural Association Humboldt, where he won the award for outstanding and best work production, with the play "Hay Que Matarla" by Greymar Hernández. In March 2023, participated as director in the Youth Festival Directors of Trasnocho Cultural, in Caracas. Formed by master actors and directors such as Orlando Arocha, Diana Volpe, among others. He also dabbles in play writing as main mentor Lupe Gehrenbeck.
