Kellie Rice

Kellie (me, yes, I write in third person to sound more important) was a guest on the podcast Movie Talk FM, reviewing the film The Eagle. Check it out!

Sing Moonlight was one of the 1,000 young adult novel pitches that advanced to the second round of judging! Here's to hoping that it makes it to the quarter finals!

The teaser trailer for Kellie's short film, "American IRA," is now availabe. Music is by the amazing group the Wicked Tinkers. Check them and the trailer out!

Kellie will be giving a reading at the Humanities Honors Program 2010 reunion on Saturday, September 25th, at 1:30 P.M. in the MLK library at SJSU. Kellie was in the program for her first two years of college and credits it with much of her inspiration and groundwork for her writing.

Kellie has teamed up with Arjan Heslinga and Jerry Wolfman Duff Sellers to bring a short script she wrote to life on film. Shooting will take place in Los Angeles in early September. The trio hope that the film will make the rounds in the festivals, so watch for "American IRA" at a film festival near you!

Yesterday, Kellie graduated from SJSU with her MFA in Creative Writing (Fiction and Screenwriting). Having been in school since she was two, finally finishing school was quite the bittersweet occassion. She looks forward to what new adventures the future may bring!

On Saturday, May 22nd at 2 PM, Kellie will be reading from her thesis novel, Sing Moonlight, in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Library at San Jose State University. The reading will be followed by a brief defense and reception for the graduates and guests.

Sing Moonlight was approved by Graduate Studies and Research as Kellie's thesis. The red tape is nearly done!

Check out this kick ass dramatization of Daughters of the Wind made by April Vickers using Ajla Kopcic's art for the graphic novel. The video was shown before Kellie accepted the Best in Festival Screenwriting Award at BEA 2010. Link below!

BEA Student Scriptwriting Winner from April Vickers on Vimeo.

So many of you have stopped by to show your support. Thank you so very much. I am honored.

May you all be well!