Chadwick Pelletier

Chadwick Pelletier was born and raised in Colorado where he grew up as a ski racer in Steamboat Springs before attending Harvard and later moving to Los Angeles. His work in the entertainment industry began as a voiceover artist for DIC Entertainment's hit cartoon series Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? (1994) which paved his way into the Screen Actors Guild and later to guest star on a number of popular TV shows including Brotherly Love (1995) and Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990). In 1999, after a short stint on MTV's Road Rules (1995), Chadwick starred in Toby Keith's award-winning music video, "You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This" and later appeared in a number of print campaigns. In 2001, Chadwick wrote and Optioned his first feature screenplay and went on to develop properties for Hollywood's foremost production companies and networks under the banner of his Creative Development Company, Veritas Film & Television (VFT). In 2010, Chadwick launched CoffeeRing Entertainment as an indie arm of VFT to produce short-format content, and since 2013, he wrote, produced, and starred in a number of films, including "SuperFLY"(2013) and Boxed (2015), directed by John T. Connor. In 2015, Chadwick won the coveted Golden Eagle Award at San Diego International Film Festival for his directorial debut and writing work on For Blood (2015) and in 2017 he earned two Red Poppy Awards for his film She Will Be Loved (2017) as writer-director. In 2017, Chadwick founded the DaVinci International Film Festival which is ranked among the 'Top Best Reviewed Film Festivals' in the world.