Téo Frank
Born on October 10, 1995, near the French's alps, Teo Frank's age is 25. He was interested in extreme sports from a young age, and started his film career by doing free-skiing videos when he was 15 years old. His hobby became a strong passion for him and when he was 18, he decided to drop out college education to follow his dream. Frank moved to Paris and started to collaborate with companies. He started to get paid to shoot videos across the world. From 2015 to 2017, he collaborated multiple times with the superstar tennis player: Serena Williams and the iconic Vogue magazine. Beside the french journalist, Alexandre Delperier, he produced a mini-series about the champion's league final for the television. The mini-series drew millions viewers in France and featured many world-known players including Daniel Alves, Edinson Cavani and more. While on vacation in Alaska, Teo randomly met a hip-hop artists manager. This fluke led Frank to initiate a documentary feature film on his meeting with independent American hip-hop artists from the label Don't Sleep Records. The shooting took place in New York, London, and even Paris over two years. In 2018, Underdogs was finally completed. Underdogs world-premiered in Los Angeles in October 2018 where it won its first award at an international film festival for "Best Music Documentary Film''. In 2019, Underdogs won "Best Documentary" at the Hip Hop Film Festival in Harlem, New York City and was released on Netflix worldwide. On February 2020, RedBull Media House released it on their platform as well.