Kiko Sanchez

Kiko Sanchez, a native of New Mexico, pursued his passion for the arts by earning a degree in Graphic Design from Eastern New Mexico University. Following his graduation, he began his career at Sandia Laboratories as a graphic designer. However, in 2005, Kiko took a bold step and launched his own venture, Kiko Productions, specializing in both design and photography, and delving into the world of film.

Over the past decade, Kiko has made a name for himself in the film industry, participating in various projects that showcase his talent. His notable appearances include roles in "A Million Ways to Die in the West" and a national commercial directed by Frank Coraci from Happy Madison Productions. Most recently, he starred in the feature film "Monday," which was directed by Alejandro Montoya and produced by the renowned Robert Rodriguez.

Kiko has garnered a strong reputation within the New Mexico film community, recognized for his dedication and hands-on approach to his craft. To refine his acting skills, he trains under the guidance of Carla Garcia at AMAW New Mexico, focusing on film and television acting, and with Marie McMaster, where he hones his audition techniques. Through his ongoing commitment to his art, Kiko continues to evolve as an actor and entrepreneur in the vibrant New Mexico film scene.