Film
5 years of experience in film and video production.
Music
Orchestral contemporary music. I also perform on electric guitar, bass, drums, and piano.
Speaking
Instructor for speech education, did a TEDx talk in 2024
FILMMAKING
I have been doing video production for over 5 years, consisting of narrative, documentary, educational, commercial, and sketch comedy.
MUSIC
PRODUCTION
I produce orchestral music using logic pro. I draw my inspiration from classical composers like Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky as well as modern composers like John Powell and Hans Zimmer.
PERFORMANCE
I play mostly electric guitar, lots metal and rock. But I also play other instruments like piano, drums, and bass. But bass is mostly the same as guitar so I’ll just count that as one instrument.
About Me
My father is the descendant of General Muhumad Musa of Pakistan and the Qizilbash warriors of the Safavid dynasty. And my mother is a descendant of Rodolpho Urbano of the Urbano Orchestra in the Philippines and Helen Urbano, San Diego Hospital’s nurse of the year. So now I stand here as a culmination of all these! I am now an orchestra leader army general war hero nurse. When these worlds collided in the Bay Area, I was given the opportunity to pursue whatever brought me fulfillment, bestowed by the capacity for strength that my family fought with to get me here. So I spend my days diving head on into various recreations that fill me with joy, contributing to my skill set and character. So that one day, I’ll be prepared to raise my own children who can wander in the same enjoyment that my family has given me.
Landon at Freestyle Academy
The way I see myself growing artistically in Freestyle Academy is through my ability to be creative. My skills in film up until this point have developed through mimicry of other works. I would closely watch videos to understand the
techniques required to make certain looks, and I would create effective scripts that were based on specific stories I’ve seen. But I’ve realized that if I want to make it as an artist I have to develop my own creative process, that
way I can make new things that can inspire people.
There must have been a thousand people that told me not to join freestyle. And by a thousand I mean like 3 people. But there was a great amount of pressure keeping me from committing to the creative path, making my decision to join freestyle feel quite risky. But all the concern went to shambles when I realized the community I’m part of. When I look at freestyle, I see a group of teachers who work together to create the best possible place for their students. And I don’t think I’ve ever been at a place where every teacher loves their job as much as freestyle, and where every single moving piece of the system is thoughtful and trustworthy. This is very valuable to me as a student because it makes me feel confident in putting just as much effort into my freestyle work, because I know that I am in good hands.