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Omar Bustos joins Anonymous Content as Executive Producer
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The former Crispin production head joins the company’s commercial division.
A new appointment at Anonymous Content sees Omar Bustos join the company’s commercial division as Executive Producer.
He will work alongside Managing Director, Partner and Executive Producer Eric Stern to represent directing talent and identify new filmmakers.
Bustos has more than two decades of experience in entertainment, advertising and commercial production, ranging from Super Bowl spots to long-form branded storytelling. He has collaborated with directors including Taika Waititi, Mike Mills, Henry Scholfield and Sofia Coppola, with whom he worked on two feature films. He also played a role in developing the Emmy-winning Netflix documentary series Cheer.
Most recently, Bustos was VP, Head of Production at Crispin, where he oversaw branded entertainment and 360 campaigns for clients such as Old Navy, MLB, PepsiCo and Netflix. Earlier in his career, he worked as a commercial line producer for RESET, Psyop and Hungry Man.
“Omar’s combination of creative intuition, production and agency expertise, and personal integrity makes him an incredible addition to Anonymous Content,” said Stern. “We are excited to see him embrace both the creative and strategic sides of his new role.”
“The films that stay with us are the ones that take risks, that challenge the way we see ourselves and each other. It’s an honour to join Eric and Anonymous Content, whose track record proves the power of bold, original storytelling. I’m excited to help champion voices that continue that tradition. Voices that are urgent, fearless, and unapologetically original.”
Born in Mexico and raised on the US–Mexico border, Bustos grew up immersed in both cultures. He studied Business Finance before shifting to Film Studies at San Francisco State University, later pursuing a career in production.
“Every project begins the same way, on the page,” Bustos said. “What makes them matter is the director’s ability to transform those words into images and emotions that stay with us.”
