Kerry Cecil

To Hell and Back (2018 - 2019)
Documentary by Kerry Cecil Director/Producer This is a documentary short film about a young woman who was thrust into a chaotic world as a child, went through hell and came back from the brink of death to get her life together thanks in part to her wonderful daughter.

Awaken (2018)
Film (short) by Kerry Cecil Writer/Director This is the short origin film I made while at USC introducing a Superhero unlike any we have seen in either the Marvel Universe or the DCU. In this short film we are introduced to Mya who awakens to her true power as the 'Green Sorceress' when she loses everything to the agents of an evil theocratic government trying to wipe out the LGBTQ+ community.

Mother Comes to Venus (2018)
Film (short) by Zackary Drucker 2nd AD In a post-gender Hollywood she helped create, powerhouse agent Venus Allen is besieged by unexpected events and demanding visitors. Blinded by success and in danger of losing her soul, Venus gets help from an unlikely source, her delightfully spiritual "mother."

The Journey (2013)
Film (short) writer/director/producer This short film is about forgiveness and unconditional love conquering hate.

Still Relevant Budget: $100K - $1M | Comedy Three washed‑up dreamers — a reality TV diva, a one‑hit wonder, and a flamboyant costume insider — move to Las Vegas to reinvent themselves as social media influencers. But being older and clueless about technology, every desperate attempt at online fame collapses into slapstick chaos, viral humiliation, and ironic relevance.

Last Passenger Budget: $0 - $100K | Thriller / Suspense ⋄ Horror A rideshare driver documenting her late-night shifts begins picking up passengers who aren’t fully human—unraveling a terrifying truth captured only by her dashcam and phone as a supernatural force hijacks her car, and her fate.

Boulevard Dreams Budget: $0 - $100K | Musical In neon-soaked 1990s Hollywood, a trans woman released from prison finds chosen family among sex workers on Santa Monica Boulevard. Together they confront injustice, love, and devastating loss, transforming grief into protest and hope — a timeless anthem for resilience and the right to exist.