Randy Kent

Randy has quickly become a bit of an international director. Not only did he just finish the thriller feature, Blood Tulips, that shot a week in the Netherlands, he is also in post-production on a one-of-a-kind experiment - directing a feature film exclusively over Skype from Los Angeles that shot on location in Bangalore, India. The film, Road King, is breaking new ground in a number of ways and a 2020 release across Indian & US markets is planned. And to top that off, he is in early prep for the Chinese co-production, Frog, that will shoot entirely on-location in Beijing, China. As of the spring of 2021, principal photography has just wrapped on another episode of the fantasy series, 9Realms. Titled, Edge of Madness, this VFX heavy show will now start post production with a 2022 goal for releasing season 1. Also in post production is Randy's 9th feature film, Cafe in the Void. Co-Directed & Produced along with John Luksetich, this "of-the-times" fantasy/drama marks their 3rd full production together. Along with the above Randy awaits the worldwide release of the horror/comedy, Chinese Speaking Vampires. Other current projects out in the world include the first season of the BLK Prime web series, Sweet As Pye; The 1970s throwback thriller, Blood Tulips, that is now setting up special screenings; And the indie feature, Shadow Of The Monarch, which is available across most VOD platforms like Amazon Prime, DirecTV and iTunes. Randy recently won Best Film Maker and Best Short Film at the Glendale International Film Festival for "The Pursuit", Best Experimental Short Film and an Award of Merit for "Forgotten" and a Silver Ace Award at the Las Vegas International Film Festival for the feature film, "Life Of Lemon". Other awards include 2 Best Director and Best Feature Film Awards at 2 different festivals for the horror anthology feature, "The Perfect House" and an Audience Choice Award for Best Short Film for the short, "Timmy, The Bag Boy". A planned feature film version of "Timmy" is now in the works along with several other feature and short projects. Kent shot Bagboy Productions first feature film in the summer of 2002, entitled "Life, Death & Mini-Golf". The production was an entirely self-financed project and now sells on Amazon.com and various other sites. Filmed in three locations in 12 days, this drama ensemble stars comedy superstar actress, Kristen Wiig.