Eliud George Garcia Producer / Director / Writer / Editor / Director of Photography Eliud George Garcia was born in Harlingen, TX and raised in San Benito, TX.  After graduating from the University of Texas at Austin’s renowned Radio/TV/Film school in 1991, George began his career as a Director of Photography at a couple of production companies in the Dallas area.

George has shot everything from corporate videos to segments for Oprah, VH1, MTV, the USA Network and others.  Later, he tackled the jobs of producer, director, writer, and editor and fell in love with the creative process.  In 2000, George decided to go out on his own and form EGG Entertainment, Inc. where he provides production services to corporate entities, broadcast networks, and independents.

George has always dabbled in the world of children and family entertainment, writing short stories and coming up with potential ideas for movies, but it was in late 2003 when George decided it was time to put up or shut up.  He had a concept for a kids show and he needed to find the right talent to do it.  Along came Selena Gomez, a rising talent, who, fortunately, attended George’s audition for his show.  Then came Lewis Parry, a new-comer who George thought would be perfect to play along side Selena.  In 2006, after many trials and tribulations, George finally completed his production.  The result was “Brain Zapped”, a film about a mysterious library, a book-lover and all around super-girl and her best friend.  Brain Zapped is an Official selection of the 2006 KIDS FIRST! Film and Video festival.  Screening dates to come.

Selena Gomez Actor Dallas native Selena Gomez spent the day of her 7th Birthday in an open casting call amongst thousands of other hopefuls competing for one role in the series for television “Barney & Friends”.  It was her first audition, yet her demeanor remained calm and collected.

Even at such a young age, she was natural, charismatic, and comfortable - the producers instantly saw something magical about Selena.  Selena was chosen to lead seasons 7 & 8 of “Barney & Friends” as a series regular.

Selena developed an intense passion for acting from her tenure on the television show, which only fueled her desire for more onscreen experience.  As she continued making fans, Selena quickly established herself as a strong force in the commercial world as well, securing national commercials for such companies as: Wal-Mart, Hasbro and TGI Friday’s.

With her rapid accomplishments and increasing exposure in the television and commercial world, Selena began attracting attention from Hollywood.  In 2003, she accelerated her career into feature films when Robert Rodriguez cast her in a supporting role opposite Daryl Sabara in Disney’s “SPY KIDS 3D”.

In the summer of 2004, Disney began their worldwide search for a new star to lead the title character in the “Lizzie Maguire” spin-off pilot, “STEVIE SANCHEZ”.  The stakes were high, as Disney knew they were looking for a successor to Hilary Duff.  Three weeks after Selena’s local audition in Dallas, she advanced and was chosen to compete with a select few other candidates in Los Angeles.  Amongst the final candidates, Selena was chosen to meet the Disney Executive board in what would be her final chemistry test. 

Not long after her return home, Disney knew they had found their girl.  In what was said to be the most competitive role in Disney Channel programming history, Selena Gomez secured the TITLE STARRING ROLE in “STEVIE SANCHEZ”.

In addition to her acting achievements, Selena has recently begun to explore opportunities in music.  Her singing ability has already drawn the attention of several major record labels.

While Selena competes for other major roles in feature films, she is attached to star in the movie for television “The Untitled Selena Gomez Project”, currently in development.

Selena is represented by Creative Artists Agency and Jamie Freed of Nine Yards Entertainment.

Lewis Parry

Actor

Lewis Parry is represented by the Kim Dawson Agency in Dallas, Texas.

Lewis has appeared in independent films and in 2003 landed the role of “Kingston” in the pilot program, “Brain Zapped”.  When Lewis is not in front of the camera, he is behind it, writing, directing and editing his own films.