JEFF KEATING

Jeff Keating founded Georgia-based Doghouse Pictures in 2002. Doghouse Pictures is a multi-media production company that produces documentaries, films, podcasts, and TV series.

Jeff's Living is Winning documentary film won the Atlanta Film Festival Audience Award and received U.S. distribution from Passion River Films.

He produced and supervised over 25 episodes in response to national flood and tornado disasters for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) including a special webisode in partnership with the NFL.

Jeff partnered with Iheartradio and produced two true crime series: Fight Night and Pee Wee Gaskins Was Not My Friend. Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist is now streaming as an 8-part limited series on Peacock. It stars Kevin Hart, Samuel Jackson, Don Cheadle, Terrence Howard, and Taraji P Henson. He also Executive Produced the series with Will Packer and Kevin Hart.

Jeff is currently in development on his next feature film, Follow Me, based on the award-winning short story by Paul Griner.

Upcoming Events with JEFF KEATING:

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Reading the Room: How to Pitch Your Project
Nov 9
Short Films 101, Workshop, Online Course, Jeff Keating, Tara Atlanta
Reading the Room: How to Pitch Your Project
Short Films 101, Workshop, Online Course, Jeff Keating, Tara Atlanta

You have a great project, but can you sell it? Often times the hardest part in the creative world is getting a producer or company or studio to invest in an idea you believe will reach audiences around the world. Expressing your concepts clearly and efficiently can be an art itself, and one that takes years to master. This class will equip you with the tools necessary to SELL your IP (intellectual property), including the opportunity to practice your pitch.

Short Films 101, Workshop, Online Course, Jeff Keating, Tara Atlanta

Past Events with JEFF KEATING:

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Reading the Room: How to Pitch Your Project
Sep 23
Jeff Keating, Plaza Theatre
Reading the Room: How to Pitch Your Project
Jeff Keating, Plaza Theatre

You have a great project, but can you sell it? Often times the hardest part in the creative world is getting a producer or company or studio to invest in an idea you believe will reach audiences around the world. Expressing your concepts clearly and efficiently can be an art itself, and one that takes years to master. This class will equip you with the tools necessary to SELL your IP (intellectual property), including the opportunity to practice your pitch.

Jeff Keating, Plaza Theatre