KYLE COFFMAN

     Kyle is originally from St. Louis. He spent 10 years living in Washington, D.C. as a residential property manager for luxury high rises, before moving to Los Angeles to screenwrite. Kyle has been in love with Hollywood nearly his entire life. Obsessed with horror movies as a teenager, he quickly began writing as soon as he learned how to type. Originally, a self-taught screenwriter, he completed his first screenplay by the age of 17. It was at this age that Kyle was presented with the opportunity to write, direct, and star in his first play about teenage adolescence and the consequences of drug abuse. The play was a hit launching Kyle into a whirlwind of writing screenplays and short stories. After moving to Los Angeles in 2013, he enrolled in a film production program at Los Angeles City College and completed various cinema classes. His horror short, “It’s In The Closet” was nominated for the college’s Fall 2014 Cinema Division Selected Films. Kyle’s short story, “Prequel to Hell’s Road” won 3rd place at the Los Angeles City College’s 17th Annual Writing Contest. Two of Kyle’s screenplays placed in the top 25% in The International Page Screenwriting Awards (an international screenwriting competition that receives over 5,000 screenplays each year) in 2012 and 2015. Kyle published his short horror novel Hell's Road, an adaptation from a screenplay he had previously written with the same title, in 2016. Kyle is currently studying for his Bachelor of Arts in film production and screenwriting. Kyle opened a small production company in 2017 called Sebastian Films Unlimited and they specialize in producing shorts for all genres.