Frankie Infante is a writer and director from Los Angeles. Known for humorous yet bittersweet, character-driven genre stories about underdogs and outsiders navigating the messiness of life. 

He’s created award-winning films like “Alma y Vida” and “Her Name Was” earning recognition at festivals including L.A. Shorts, San Diego International, and Beverly Hills International, as well as distribution and placement on platforms such as PBS, AT&T, and Canela TV.

His scripts have placed in competitions including Austin Film Festival, Screencraft, and The Script Lab, and he was selected for the HBO & Hola Mexico Tomorrow’s Filmmakers Fellowship. 

He wrote and directed the feature film “King’s Cup” a music dramedy about exes, which boasts a fresh up and coming cast and an all original pop rock soundtrack. The film is currently gearing up for a 2026 release.