Born to Create
On the podcast, the duo sits down with creatives, coaches, entrepreneurs and more to discuss the two lessons/ideas that changed their lives— and might change yours too.
The first season of the show premiered in January 2024 and is currently available for listening on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Podcasts. Season 3 is currently in production.. Past guests thus far have included Latina coach and speaker Erika Cruz, media entrepreneur Troy Pryor, and LGBTQ+ and mental health advocate Juan Acosta.
The Nuno Twins Productions
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Final Frame
A Latine LGBTQ+ short film. The narrative centers on a Carlos, a film editor who faces a pivotal decision between advancing his career and nurturing his romantic relationship with Ben.
The project successfully raised over $20,000 through crowdfunding and completed filming in November 2024. It is currently in post-production, with plans to submit to various film festivals throughout 2025.
The film stars Alejandro Alba as Carlos and Anthony Williams as Ben.
"Final Frame" marks the second collaboration between The Nuño Twins and Creative Cypher, a Chicago-based entertainment brand.
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Border'd
Latinx web series that centers on three Latine siblings who reunite in their suburban hometown following a family tragedy. This unexpected event forces them to confront their past failures and secrets, leading to a journey of self-discovery and reconciliation.
The series, cocreated with Lauryn Lugo, delves into themes of family dynamics, cultural identity, and personal growth, offering a nuanced portrayal of the complexities within a Latine family. It has been recognized for its authentic storytelling and representation, earning accolades such as a Telly Award and multiple festival selections. Additionally, "Border'd" secured a distribution deal with the Emmy-nominated platform Open Television, where it is currently available for streaming.
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Little Things
Released in 2018, the film follows Teddy, portrayed by Lauryn Lugo, as she walks through her suburban hometown one evening, grappling with feelings of depression and searching for meaning in her life. The narrative delves into themes of mental health, emphasizing the profound impact of seemingly minor events on one's emotional well-being.
The project originated from a short story written by the Nuño Twins about a male protagonist wandering Chicago at night. Upon collaborating with Lauryn Lugo, who wrote the screenplay and produced, they reimagined the protagonist as female and set the story in an unnamed suburban town. The film has been praised for its authentic portrayal of depression and the nuanced performances of its cast.
