Yvette Araujo

An author and filmmaker who discusses topics related to race and religion, Yvette Araujo serves as the chief executive officer of Trinity Film Productions. A former Executive Producer with Ground Floor Productions, Araujo, whose maiden name is Bundrage, founded the company while counseling males between the ages of 9 and 19 at a rehabilitation facility for youths with conduct and offense specific disorder. During this time, she wrote a 12-part book series called Sodom. After finishing the manuscripts, Yvette Araujo joined with a screenwriter to adapt them into a screenplay.

To bring Sodom into production Araujo developed Trinity Films Productions, which was originally based in Denver, Colorado, before moving to California. Using her own savings plus the assistance of two investors, she hired a production crew and filmed the movie in Austin, Texas. With this experience further inspiring her interest in the filmmaking process, Yvette Araujo produced and directed the miniseries Modos: The Prophecy Armageddon, which aired on WGN.

Presently involved with numerous projects, Trinity Film Productions creates film shorts, full-length documentaries, and talk shows examining social issues. Yvette Araujo is primarily focused on completing the docu-drama Room 8, which explores the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Additionally, she has completed a second 12-part book series called Fallen The Book Series, which can be found at fallenthebookseries.com.

She also holds these charities close to her heart: St. Jude's, USC Norris Cancer Center, The American Cancer Society and various homeless shelters in several states.