Kirk Sullivan, a distinguished alumnus of the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts, began his illustrious career in the film industry by working under the esteemed guidance of Joel Silver on the iconic Warner Bros. lot. This invaluable experience enabled him to hone his skills as a writer and director, culminating in the creation of the critically acclaimed short film "The Come Up". The immense success of this project subsequently paved the way for Sullivan's feature directorial debut, "City of Dead Men", a testament to his burgeoning talent and dedication to his craft.
As a respected member of the Writers Guild of America, Sullivan has had the privilege of collaborating with prominent studios such as Lionsgate, New Line Cinema, and Sony. His notable work on Sony's "Charm City Kings" earned him a credit alongside the esteemed Oscar-winning director Barry Jenkins, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled and versatile screenwriter.
In addition to his work in film and television, Sullivan has also made a significant impact in the world of commercial directing. He has had the pleasure of working with prominent brands such as Disney, Olay, Instacart, and has even lent his expertise to high-profile political campaigns, including those of presidential candidates Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Despite his many accomplishments, Sullivan remains humble and grounded, residing in the picturesque Adirondacks with his loving wife and daughters.
