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Jason A. Sedillo is Better known as Lobo.
Jason was born in Albuquerque, NM, USA on February 24, 1984. When Jason was 5 years old he fell in love with cartoons and practiced the voices until he sounded like a few of the characters. At the age of 20 Jason had a son named Marcus and got married. At the age of 28 Jason was divorced and got in a motorcycle accident, shortly after he became homeless (living in his car) trying to pursue his dream to work in film.
In October of 2012, Jason saw on his Facebook that a TV show had a free live audience, so Jason went to get out of the bad weather. Jason asked the crew on how to get started in the film industry, which they explained he can start as a Production Assistant without pay, Jason started that night. The show later on had Jason doing security when special guests arrived such as Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul (Both from Breaking Bad).
Jason has worked about 27 different positions in the film and television industry such as background, cast, grip, director, utility tech and much more. In September of 2014 Jason founded "Dream To Achieve Entertainment, LLC" and is the President/CEO. In February 2015 Jason Directed his first short film called "Worst Corner Man Ever" and has been directing other indie films. Jason became a union member of IATSE Local 480 in May 2015 which he works as crew on major movies and TV shows. Jason has also been featured in "Albuquerque The Magazine" in August and September 2015. Jason was also interviewed in September 2015 by PBS.
Jason has since worked or met known names such as Kaley Cuoco, Denzel Washington, Tina Fey, Margot Robbie, Antoine Fuqua, Joshua Michael Stern, Cesar Garcia, Michael Pena, Bob Odenkirk, Raymond Cruz and many more.
In 2013, Jason created the Facebook group 'New Mexico Film Vendors and More', later changing the name to 'New Mexico Film Casting and More'. Jason created the group to help the New Mexico film industry grow and to set higher standards of professionalism/safety. Jason had become getting very ill in 2018 causing Jason to leave the industry, and when Jason turned the group over to another Admin in 2019 the group had 10,700+ members, making it the biggest group in New Mexico at the time.
