Terry Keefe, a talented individual with a rich background in the film industry, pursued his passion for filmmaking by attending film school at the prestigious University of Southern California.
As a development executive for producer John Jacobs at Orion Pictures, Terry had the opportunity to work alongside Michael Z. Wechsler, with whom he would collaborate later on several projects.
Their first joint effort was the feature film Slaves of Hollywood, released in 1998, which was written and directed by Terry and Michael. The film, which starred Hill Harper and Nicholas Worth, offered a humorous take on the challenges of working as an assistant in the film business.
Terry's creative endeavors extended beyond film, as he co-created the popular comic book series "Tesla" alongside David Lawrence and Gregory Weinkauf. He also created the comic book series "Supernovas".
As Editor-at-Large of Venice Magazine, Terry held the position from 2001 to 2011, bringing his expertise to the publication.
In addition to his editorial work, Terry has written and directed numerous short films, including "Brace Yourself" and "Young Seinfeld".
In 2013, Terry produced Altered Minds, a feature film co-directed with Michael Z. Wechsler. The film, which starred Judd Hirsch, C.S. Lee, Jaime Ray Newman, and Ryan O'Nan, showcased Terry's ability to bring complex stories to life on the big screen.
Terry's impressive body of work is a testament to his dedication to his craft and his versatility as a filmmaker, writer, and editor.
