Adolpho Navarro has been creating various projects in video since the age of nine. He has completed over 100 shorts films through out his life. Out of all these projects, none of them have ever been left uncompleted. Each production is completed with little or no budget while sustaining a flawless high production ending product. Projects range from feature length movies, computer graphics, stop motion animation, and cartoons. Adolpho has a wide range of talent on and off the camera as a writer, director, producer, actor, and editor.

For the last couple years Adolpho has also become very skilled with creating unique special effects with programs like Adobe After Effects and 3D Studio Max. Some achievements for Adolpho before leaving high school include placing 2nd in a state-wide video competition for The American Liver Foundation in 1998. In 1999, he completed the Columbia College of Chicago Summer Program for Film Techniques and had his film selected to represent the class. He also achieved a scholarship from the Art Institute of Phoenix for his work to attend their college in which he received an Associates Degree of Applied Science in Video Production.

Adolpho has also worked for the University of Arizona - College of Medicine as a Media Specialist for 10 years.

Adolpho has a wide range of experience from pre-production writing and planning, shooting projects such as independent movies, weddings, dance, and theatre, as well as editing video, audio, graphics, cartoons and photos in post-production with various professional software like Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Encore DVD, 3D Studio Max and Acid Pro. He strives to create movies and shorts that can compete with films 10 times the budget size.

In 2003, Adolpho was showcased in an article titled “Arizona’s Rising Star” in the magazine Production Update - January 2003. Adolpho strides to continue getting N'Raged Media exposure and ultimately intends to make it big in Hollywood.

"My goal is to use my imagination as fuel to drive my films and cartoons into reality for the world to be entertained."-Adolpho Navarro