Kat A. Cooper

Screenwriter and Editor

Woodbridge, Virginia

Member Since:
January 2018

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About Kat

Born in Woodbridge, Virginia, Kat is a freelance filmmaker and screenwriter who works diligently to create new worlds through her written and digital works. Every piece of Kat’s work is built around a deep-rooted message, “Open your eyes to the world around you. You’re not alone.”

As a fun-loving and imaginative professional, Katherin can recreate vivid scenarios that not only snag the heart of her audience but allow them to relive it as if they were a part of the story. Her close friends and family describe Kat as a kind-hearted, ecstatic and diligent artist who thrives on continually improving her work and individual self.

Kat was recently awarded in July, a Top 10 spot in the Breaking the Walls Thriller Screenplay Competition. Even as a young child, she found herself winning best author awards and having her work published.

Kat holds a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications from Virginia State University. Her number one priority is to stay on top of latest trends and updates in the film industry to provide the highest quality of work for her clients. For more information, please visit .

Unique traits: Goofy, Fun-loving, diligent

Gender:
Female

Height:
5' 6"

Weight:
120

Body type:
Slim

Hair:
Long

Hair color:
Brown

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
African American

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Loglines

Abandon All Hope Thriller A young man must sacrifice everything when he returns to seek vengeance on his hometown.
At Death's Door Thriller After years of neglect and abuse, a depressed teenager awakens to find a mysterious door in the middle of his room.

Credits

Rosebud (2017 - 2018)
Film (short) by Di'Monds Davidson Creative Director and Script Revisor A short fictional narrative about domestic abuse where Rose decides to flee along with her son, Bud from Kenny her abusive husband of eight years, but when he interrupts their escape, the night ends in someone’s tragic demise. Created for friends’ graduate thesis project, American University, Washington, D.C.