Daniel Oramas is an award winning Director-Producer and founder of Debonair Films. He started Debonair in 2019 with a dream of telling beautiful, impactful stories with a classic twist. A bilingual upbringing in a Cuban-Dominican household instilled a fierce passion for other cultures and languages, and an appreciation that each art form has its own language that transcends borders. Oramas' comprehensive background in directing, editing, lighting, and photography in theater and film has brought a quality to his work that has earned numerous awards for his films. He has been fortunate enough to produce internationally in Mexico, Guatemala, the US Virgin Islands, and Italy.
His passion, dedication and artistry have grown Debonair Films to one of Atlanta’s premier film production companies.
Unique traits: Bilingual: Sp/Eng
Percipience
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Film
by Debonair Films (Horror)
Director/Cinematographer What is the nature of our reality? A late night phone call throws it all into question for Adam.
Walter Frisk Lets Go
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TV Series
by Debonair Films (Comedy)
Producer / Cinematographer A neurotic college professor struggles to regain his perfect life, and in the process, learns to live in the moment.
PhotoBomb
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Film
by Debonair Films / Drama Inc Films (Comedy)
Cinematographer A bachelorette party turns disastrous after an intoxicated bridesmaid sneaks into a picture with terrorists.
Mr. Goody
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Film
by Drama Inc Films (Comedy)
Producer / Editor Mr. Goody makes job hunting a little...odd.
Game Night
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Film
(Comedy)
Cinematographer A board game night gets real dark, real fast.
Color Blind
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Film
by Debonair Films (Comedy)
Director / Editor Two cops try very hard not to be racey when they discuss who they're going to pull over in this Atlanta Film Festival award-winning short.
Ditched
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Film
by Debonair Films (Thriller)
Director / Editor A family has to figure out what to do after a horrible accident during a trainee driving session.
Doug
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Film
by Debonair Films (Comedy and Horror)
Director / Editor A night home alone gets weird when Rebecca and her brother Kevin hear a knock at the door.
Porcelain
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Film
by Debonair Films (Drama and Sci-Fi)
Director / Editor Charlene Betterman receives the opportunity to go back in time and apologize to her mother before she dies.
Lycan
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Film
Additional Crew
Baby Games
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Film
Camera and Electrical Department
Universe City
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Film
Cinematographer
The Audition
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Film
Camera and Electrical Department
Father of Curiosity
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Film
Cinematographer
Francis Is a Lion
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Film
Actor
Southern Shorts Awards - Horror Silver Award - Percipience
(2020)
Slash and Bash - 2nd Place
- Percipience
(2020)
Night of Horror Film Festival - Best Actor - Percipience
(2020)
Atlanta Film Festival - Audience Award: Narrative Short - Color Blind
(2018)
Official Latino Short Film Festival – Best Sci-Fi - Porcelain
(2018)
Independent Shorts Awards – Best Ensemble (Bronze Award) - Ditched
(2018)
Independent Shorts Awards – Best Original Story (Silver Award) - Ditched
(2018)
Berlin Flash Film Festival — Honorable Mention - Ditched
(2018)
Canada Shorts Film Festival – Award of Excellence - Ditched
(2018)
48hr Film Festival Atlanta - Best Director - Porcelain
(2017)
48hr Film Festival Atlanta - Best Supporting Actress - Porcelain
(2017)
48hr Film Festival Atlanta – Best Story/Writing - Porcelain
(2017)
48hr Film Festival Atlanta – Best Use of Character - Porcelain
(2017)
Universidad de Alcala
(2014-2014)
Auburn University
(2010-2014)