Kim Pucci

The granddaughter of legendary actor and unmanned aviation pioneer Reginald Denny, Kim Pucci was a natural in the world of Hollywood from the start. At her baptism, godmother Pat Hitchcock had to keep "The Birds" away from the sacred blessed water bowl while holding Kim during the ceremony and her first backstage visit was at age two when she was held in the arms of Julie Andrews during the original Broadway run of "My Fair Lady." A few years later, trips to Vegas were a regular occurrence where she hung out with the Rat Pack while her uncle Ed protected Frank Sinatra as his famed bodyguard. From there, Kim's life and professional career went on to include exciting passages surrounded by colorful icons in the worlds of music, film, television and aviation. Also surrounded by animals in her youth, Kim grew up with horses as an avid "horse whisperer" and spent her free time devoted to practicing natural horsemanship with her equine friends. Having a passion for nature and living along coastal regions of Southern California, Texas, Hawaii, Vancouver and Puerto Rico, Kim was equally drawn to sea mammals and began interacting with sea life at an early age. While attending college and pursuing a career in the travel industry, Kim studied with John Lilly and his Human Dolphin Foundation where she further began to understand sea mammal behavior. During her studies in Hawaii at Sea Life Park, Kim witnessed the trauma wild dolphins experienced after just being captured from the ocean and decided to take a different route with her exposure to sea life. Returning to Los Angeles, Kim would begin her quest to protect sea mammals and help those who were doing something about preserving nature by organizing fundraisers for organizations such as Cousteau Society, EMA and Earth Communications Office. She also then began her career in the Entertainment Industry to become top Senior Executive Assistant to high-profile chairmen of Hollywood's leading studios including MGM/UA, Columbia/Tri-Star, Sony Pictures Entertainment and eventually as Vice President of Peters Entertainment at Warner Bros. In these roles, Kim gained overall experience managing celebrity lifestyle from orchestrating and hosting A-list entertainment industry events to elite luxury worldwide travel planning. With her combined experience in the entertainment, event planning and travel fields, Kim joined Paramount Pictures in 2007 as Executive Concierge where she was "house-mother" to the stars for ten years. Kim has finally come out with her latent role as a writer and now brings several film and television projects to life including "Radioplane," the story about her legendary grandfather and how he pioneered pilotless aviation, the psychological thriller "Interception" based on her father's wild experiences as a USC football player in the 40s, and the sci-fi apocalyptical thriller, "I-Cetacea."