Renowned Miami-based audiovisual director Endry Rovaz has been nominated as Best Hispanic Filmmaker 2025 at two prestigious film festivals in California, taking place in March:
Accolade Global Film Competition – March 4, 2025
Best Short Competition – March 18, 2025
Additionally, his acclaimed short film Unworthy, written and directed by Endry Rovaz, has also received two nominations at both festivals in the "Best Hispanic Short Film" category.
Filmed in Venezuela, Unworthy has won multiple awards at film festivals in the United States, solidifying Endry Rovaz's career as an award-winning short film director. Some of its notable recognitions include:
Best International Narrative Short Film
Best Foreign Short Film
Best Dramatic Short Film
Best Storyline
Best Cinematography
Best Original Score
With these new nominations in 2025, Endry Rovaz continues to establish himself as a leading figure in the international film industry, making a mark in short film direction and audiovisual production.
The short film Indignos, known in its English version as Unworthy, written and directed by Miami-based audiovisual director Endry Rovaz, has made a major impact in its 2024 U.S. film festival tour, winning a total of 8 awards and solidifying its presence in the international film industry.
Shot entirely in Venezuela, Indignos features a cast that blends seasoned actors with emerging talent, delivering a powerful narrative that has captivated audiences and juries in key cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Houston, Miami, and Orlando.
In 2025, Unworthy made its debut at the Coconut Grove Film Festival, where Endry Rovaz joined a panel discussion alongside American director Justin Barber, engaging with audiences about their creative processes and filmmaking experiences.
For March 2025, Indignos has already secured four nominations at California film festivals and is set to reach new audiences across the United States, Europe, and Asia, further establishing Endry Rovaz as a rising international film director.
Endry Rovaz is a renowned Venezuelan audiovisual director, specializing in the production of music videos and award-winning short films. His work has reached millions of viewers through digital platforms like YouTube and has been featured on international television networks such as HTV, MTV, ESPN, and CNN.
Based in Miami, Rovaz has made his mark in the fashion film industry, participating in the prestigious Miami Fashion Week, where he collaborated with top designers like Karl Kani. He has also worked with renowned artists such as Proyecto Uno, Jowell & Randy, Rabanes, Felipe Peláez, and Orquesta Los Adolescentes.
His career took off in 2008 when he won the Best Short Film award for Caminos de Agua. This recognition opened doors for him to collaborate with major production companies like Pina Records, Molina Records, Korta Records, and Playback Production, developing audiovisual content across Latin America and the United States.
In 2024, his short film Unworthy (Indignos), written and directed by Endry Rovaz, debuted in five major U.S. cities, winning eight awards at prestigious film festivals in Los Angeles, New York, Houston, Miami, and Orlando.
In January 2025, Unworthy premiered at the Coconut Grove Film Festival in Miami, Florida, and is currently awaiting four nominations for March 2025 in California film festivals, including the prestigious Best Hispanic Filmmaker 2025 category.
With his growing impact on the international film industry, Endry Rovaz continues to establish himself as a leading director in short films, music videos, and high-quality audiovisual production.
In 2023, Endry Rovaz, a prominent audiovisual director in Miami, launched his production company, Astral Films, in Florida, focusing on commercial cinematography. Since its inception, Astral Films has collaborated with major brands and influencers across the state, creating high-quality audiovisual content that has gained attention from both businesses and local audiences.
One of Rovaz's most notable projects is his short film "Indignos" (also known as "Unworthy" in English), filmed in Venezuela. This work, featuring original music by Argentine pianist Gabriel Lococo and produced by Raniero Palm, offers a deep critique of society while highlighting Rovaz's more artistic side as a director. In October 2024, "Indignos" premiered at film festivals across the United States, showcasing in key cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Houston, Orlando, and Miami. The short film earned 8 awards, including Best Dramatic Short, Best Story, and Best Cinematography for Rovaz, establishing it as one of the top independent productions of the year.
With 16 years of experience in the international film industry, Endry Rovaz is preparing his first book, where he shares his directorial methods and successful techniques he has refined throughout his career. The book aims to inspire future generations of filmmakers and audiovisual professionals.
To learn more about Endry Rovaz's work and the services offered by Astral Films, visit the official production company website: www.astral-films.com.