Kevin T. Morales

Kevin T. Morales is a California native now living in Brooklyn with his wife and two children. He is the co-founder of Futuregraph Entertainment. Originally from Los Angeles, Kevin went to the prestigious boarding school, The Athenian School in the San Francisco Bay Area, and went on to study drama, directing, and dramatic writing at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. He was selected as a fellow for the 2021 Latino Media Market with his co-creator Zoé Salicrup Junco for their Puerto Rican set crime-noir series, "Blood Dimmed Tide." He worked at the NY Public Theater before founding his own theater company in Northern CA. In 2001 he was the Diablo Regional Arts Association's Artist of the Year and was named one of the 21 most influential people in the Bay Area; where he has been the Artistic Director of two professional theater companies and written four original plays and three musicals and directed more than thirty professional productions Regionally and Off-Broadway. Since 2008 he's been writing and working in film and television full-time. In 2019 he shot the feature film "Generation Wrecks," co-written with his daughter, actress Victoria Leigh, which made its world premiere at Dances With Films in Hollywood summer of 2021. The film earned invitations to The Catalina Film Festival, Coney Island Film Festival, Vail Film Festival, Jersey Shore Film Festival, Studio City International Film Festival, and the Oscar Qualifying Florida Film Festival, where the feature won the 2022 Audience Award. His suspenseful ghost-story feature, "Shadow Vaults" is coming out in 2023. His comedy "Rekt" and his baseball comedy, "Slump Buster," are prepping to film in 2023.