Joey Kent

Since 1992, Joey Kent has worked on dozens of feature films, television shows and music videos as a set designer, builder, decorator and dresser. In 2010, he began writing movie scripts and has collected over 130 festival awards so far including 20 Best Screenplay finishes and numerous Honorable Mentions, Top Five, and Finalist awards throughout the world. Joey produced the international award winning civil rights documentary "Beyond Galilee," and recently completed "Confluence of Evil", a true crime drama adapted from a national news story on Good Morning America, and "Flood of Lies", a courtroom drama based on the best-selling book of the same name that chronicled what was the lead national story on Hurricane Katrina for many months. Joey's large format coffee table book "Cradle of the Stars" about the historic Louisiana Hayride radio and stage show that gave the world Hank Williams, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and others was released in November, 2019 through Arcadia Publishing and reached #1 in the Radio History category and #5 in the Country Music category on Amazon. Joey lives in New Orleans with his wife and daughter and manages the historic Louisiana Hayride Archives.