Sol Gabriel is a boy of many names. His peers often recognize him by the current color of his hair, although green was the most notorious (someone once told him they could see it from a mile away). Having grown up as queer in a Peruvian household, he thinks a lot about the conflict and harmony between sexuality, gender, and culture. He often wonders where he fits between it all and expresses this sentiment through his art. In his editing and directing work, Sol tends to gravitate towards telling queer, trans, and POC stories. He has worked in various genres, including narrative, documentary, and experimental music videos. Regardless, he is most interested in where the story lies. Sol graduated in May 2024 from NYU Tisch School of the Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film & Television and a Minor in Creative Writing. He was one of the top 10 Finalists for the American Cinema Editors (ACE) internship program out of 200+ applicants, and he was selected as a 2024 honorary intern. Since graduation, Sol has been channeling his energy into editing short films, color grading, and collaborating with other filmmakers in the NY tristate area. In his free time, Sol loves to climb and write free-verse poetry.

Sol Gabriel Casimiro is a first-generation Peruvian-American filmmaker based in New Jersey and New York City. He graduated in Spring 2024 from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Film & Television and a minor in Creative Writing. Sol is pursuing a career in writing, directing, and editing, with a focus on stories that explore queer identity, coming of age, and the challenges of overcoming internal struggles.