Luis Lorenzo III
Director, Co-DP
Documentary filmmaker and editor. He has been around the sport his whole life, but was encouraged to follow his passion for filmmaking. Today he plays in amateur tournaments and is enthusiastic to show others how to throw and catch at local racquetball courts.
His grandfather, originally a player and artisan in Havana, left Cuba in the 1950s to make the equipment by hand in Palm Beach, Florida. His father turned pro in the 1970s during the glory days and continued the traditional craft of pelota and cesta making.
Anthony Paredes
Producer, Sound Mixer
LA based sound mixer for narrative and documentary work. Luis introduced him to Jai-Alai in high school. He still plays recreationally wherever he can find a big wall.
Tim Kerr
Co-DP, Producer, Editor
Documentary DP, editor, and producer from the Pacific Northwest. Founder of Kerr Creatives. Luis introduced him to the sport in 2018 and was hooked ever since. His gym lets him play off the side of the building.