Team - Heartbeat Of a Drum Horse

Director Santiago Cirilo

Service has been a guiding principle throughout my diverse career journey. While attending law school at night, I found myself working for Gibson Guitars, a position that, like many life paths, evolved over time. I transitioned into the world of acting, which further expanded into roles as an author, producer, director, screenwriter, and motivational speaker focusing on anti-bullying and suicide awareness. With over 40 credits in the film and television industry, I’ve been fortunate to contribute to many top shows and films such as The Walking Dead, Hallmark’s J.L. Family Ranch, Rosa Leigh, Beast of the Water, Nashville, and the LifeTime movie The Princess Diana Story. My projects are available on platforms like Tubi, YouTube, Netflix, Amazon, among others. A quick search of my name on Google or YouTube—the top search engines globally—will lead you to my work. My extensive network and industry connections also enable me to secure respected distribution channels.

Producer/Assistant Director Loretta Bradfield

Loretta Bradfield is a talented artist, writer, and horse breeder with a vibrant background. In 2015, she pioneered melted crayon art and showcased her work through tours, earning recognition from the state of Michigan for her innovative art techniques. She has been honored with three Makers Merit Awards for inspiring young girls to innovate and create. Loretta has shared her expertise through teaching and traveling to schools, events, and fairs. In 2017, she delivered a TEDx talk on creating melted crayon art. In 2010, she worked with Moore Publishing, assisting authors in bringing their books to life and has illustrated over 42 books. Over the past five years, Loretta has focused on breeding Drum Horses and producing fine art. She serves on the board of the International Drum Horse Association and enjoys writing in her free time. While expecting her fourth child, she penned the screenplay “Heartbeat of a Drum Horse,” which received the first-place award at the Equus Film and Arts Festival’s Winnie Award.Replace selected block text