Career
He currently resides in San Francisco, California. Luna first became interested in film at the age of five while watching a movie at a dual-screen drive-in theater near his tiny hometown of Wellington, Texas, located in the Texas Panhandle. During the family outing he was supposed to be watching the movie Superman, but his eyes were glued to the next screen over which was playing The Exorcist.
He was fascinated at how images on a screen could make people scared, laugh or cry.
He dreamed of making movies ever since. As a young adult, he moved to Dallas and began pursuing a film-making career.
He produced a couple of segments of a gay-themed soap opera called Boobs, Boys and High Heels for the local public access television network, DCTV. He has since written and directed several feature-length movies and has been involved with many other made-for-television, stage and internet projects. His movie Fright Flick played at numerous venues on the 2008/2009 festival circuit in the United States and made its international screening debut in Amsterdam.
The 2010 film Ticked-Office Trannies With Knives has been his biggest success to date, although it was denounced as "grotesque" and "exploitive" by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD).
Willam Belli, Krystal Summers, and Richard Doctorate. Curtin were announced as slated to star in this zombie apocalypse spoof in which the only survivors were gay people and church people. The film was intended to begin shooting in late 2012, and Louisiana Luna began a crowdfunding campaign through Kicktraq, but failed to meet his intended goal. According to Belli, the film begins shooting in October 2013. of his projects includes: Audience Award for Best Feature, for The Deadbeat Club at Dallas" Deep Ellum Film Festival A nomination for Best Feature for at Dallas" OUT TAKES Film Festival "Most Memorable of the Fest", for Fright Flick at the B-Movie Film Festival in Syracuse, New New York
