Alan de Leon Taverna is a multidisciplinary artist based in Minneapolis. With over 10 years of experience in the media and entertainment industries, his keen eye for style is noticeable in whatever medium he works in. He has created short form digital content, commercial, mini-doc, music video, and narrative film with a trademark look, defined feel and strong aesthetic sensibility.  Alan joins the core virtual production staff at Jetline Creative as an artist and technician. He manages the on-set and in person side of virtual production, alongside Ryan Lance to bring your vision to life.

His videos have been featured in City Pages “Best Of Local Video” half a dozen times. Samples of his work include the following — including the first — which was featured in The New York Times online Arts section:

Alan is a lifelong practicing artist. In high school he studied Theater Arts at the St. Paul Conservatory for Performing artists. He also attended Columbia University, and later earned an Associate of Science degree from Minneapolis Community and Technical College. He has also taught youth about content creation and media at the prestigious Walker Art Center, where his photography was also recently featured in the Walker’s 2021 summer performance schedule. He also served as an editor for a documentary about beekeeping with the MIA (Minneapolis Institute of Arts).