From capturing raw, unfiltered moments as a military documentary filmmaker to launching Pelican State Pictures, I’ve dedicated my career to telling impactful stories. My journey has taken me through high-stakes environments, where I learned the power of storytelling to inspire, inform, and connect audiences on a profound level.
Now, with The Broken Pieces of Us, I’m bringing that same passion and authenticity to the world of narrative filmmaking. This project is more than just a film—it’s a profoundly human story about love, loss, and resilience. With your support, we can bring this vision to the screen and create something meaningful.
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David C. Kirtland is a New Orleans-born filmmaker specializing in physiological thrillers and dramas. David developed a love of cinema at 12 years old and began writing, shooting, directing, and editing his movies with his grandfather's 8mm film camera. David is a lifelong student of film who studied every detail of his hero's work, which includes Richard Donner, Steven Spielberg, and Alfred Hitchcock. David serves in the Louisiana Army National Guard, where he spends most of his time writing, shooting, directing, and editing documentaries during military operations. His films include To Kill, Dark Blue, Homelicide, Voiced Over, and many others. David has developed several series and feature films.
Now, with The Broken Pieces of Us, I’m bringing that same passion and authenticity to the world of narrative filmmaking. This project is more than just a film—it’s a profoundly human story about love, loss, and resilience. With your support, we can bring this vision to the screen and create something meaningful.
IMDb Mini Biography -
David C. Kirtland | Director, Producer, Writer
Known for: Dark Blue, To Kill, Homelicide
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David C. Kirtland is a New Orleans-born filmmaker specializing in physiological thrillers and dramas. David developed a love of cinema at 12 years old and began writing, shooting, directing, and editing his movies with his grandfather's 8mm film camera. David is a lifelong student of film who studied every detail of his hero's work, which includes Richard Donner, Steven Spielberg, and Alfred Hitchcock. David serves in the Louisiana Army National Guard, where he spends most of his time writing, shooting, directing, and editing documentaries during military operations. His films include To Kill, Dark Blue, Homelicide, Voiced Over, and many others. David has developed several series and feature films.
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