77 Films is a NYC based production company telling slice of life stories about the city. Kimberly Gray is a documentary film producer and award winning entrepreneur. Her first documentary, the critically acclaimed "Life on Christopher Street" tells the story of black and latino youth on one of the most famous gay strips in the world, it focuses on the hyper-masculine hip hop community and DL (down low) gay lifestyle of the early 00's. The doc also included a music soundtrack of the same name featuring "Oops I swallowed it" by Sidney B the Gay Rapper. This was a three part series on gay culture in New York called "Out in Manhattan" includes "PRIDE" and "Chelsea Boys".

Ms Gray associate produced "Bastards of the Party '' directed by Cle "Bone" Sloan and Executive Produced by Antoine Fuqua (Fuqua Films) which premiered on HBO, won Best Documentary at The Black American Film Festival and was nominated for an NAACP Image Award. The film traces the history and rise of LA street gangs from the ashes of the black liberation movement and The Black Panthers in the 1970s.