Pale Blue Light Pilot

Eddy Duran is an award winning Video Journalist, Producer and Director who began his film career in New York as a box office clerk for the Samuel Goldwyn Company and participated in various small film productions in New York City and Los Angles. After college, he acquired his first on hands opportunity as a Production assistant on the acclaimed television series, New York Undercover. Recognizing the need to create thought provoking films, Duran wrote and assembled the team for his first indie feature Stone Cold Killers: Los Jodedores. It was an urban drama about the lives of a drug dealing crew with integrity; a visualartist, and alcoholic, and an ex-con becoming inextricably bound together in Manhattan’s Washington Heights and Brooklyn’s East New York neighborhoods. Stone Cold Killers was acquired by Maverick Entertainment, who also acquired Eddy Duran’s second and third features, Grand Opening and Shoe Crazy. Eddy Duran’s follow-up project, The Lesson Plan (2008) is an acclaimed short which was showcased in the Short Film Corner at the Cannes Film Festival. He then followed up with a sequel Black People are People Too. In 2013 he directed is fourth
Feature film, 36 Saints which debuted theatrically in NYC, L.A. Chicago, Miami and Tampa in September of 2013. Eddy is currently shopping Pale Blue Light the series he created/wrote and Produced, and he's also in the middle of directing and producing a documentary entitled A Seat @ The Table, about Dupre "Do It All" Kelly, a member of the rap group "Lords Of The Underground" as he runs for office in his home town of Newark New Jersey.
The list goes on for Eddy Duran. Feature film number 5 named Chronicles of a Missman is in development and the 6th feature film will be a Spanish language film entitled Machete Y Gile. The repertoire includes; On Gun Hill Road, Shanghai Palace, Brooklyn English.