Vincent Perry

Vincent Perry was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His love for filmmaking and writing came at an early age as he would spend weekends with his cousin, writing short superhero stories filled with misspelled words and hand drawn graphics. As Perry began to reach his teenage years, he would spend his summers making short films and videos. Using the family's VHS camera and his little sister, Perry loved to entertain his family and friends with his creativity on the TV. Perry produced his first feature length independent film called "Crooked Wayz" (2001) his senior year in high school. Perry went on to produce two more indie films before he was introduced to the non-linear system of video editing at Louisiana State University. Here he realized that video editing was his passion and produced two more independent films "Unstoppable" (2003) and "DannyBoy" (2006). After college, Perry worked for numerous production companies and television affiliates, including NBC and FOX. In 2013, Perry started his own production company that services on a broad scale of production work, with it's main focus of producing independent films.