For 25 years, JL BURGOS has worked on short films, experimental videos, public service announcements, web series, and a TV show in various capacities. His body of work focuses on human rights. His filmography includes: full-length documentaries “Portraits of Mosquito Press” (2015) and “Han-Ayan” (2017), full-length film “Oras De Peligro,” stage plays “Tumindig Ka Aking Saksi” and “Salvage Eman,” and “Ano Ang Aming Kasalanan” and “Pagkatapos Nito” music videos. He is the youngest brother of farmer- activist Jonas Burgos who was forcibly taken by state forces. Since his brother’s abduction in 2007, Burgos has been helping spread awareness about enforced disappearance. Burgos is the proponent of Stop The Attacks, a campaign by artists for artists who have been victims of constant red-tagging and state harassment. Burgos is currently the Chairperson of Surian ng Sining, a national cultural institute of artists, writers, and cultural workers.