So Lillo Qui: Past Moonlight

Lillee Jean Trueman is a multi-award-winning actress, filmmaker, and director based in New York City. A classically trained professional of the prominent T. Schreiber Studio, she specializes in the Meisner Technique and British dialects. Her craft is further informed by vocal training at the Liz Caplan Vocal Studio, perfecting a wide range of dramatic performance and voiceover skills.

Since entering the entertainment industry in 2015, Trueman has established a formidable presence as the head of Lillee Jean Productions. She is best known for her award-winning celebrity talk show, Lillee Jean TALKS! Live, featuring exclusive episodes with Hollywood icons such as Don Most, Emmy Nominee John Callas, and Neil D'Monte. Her directorial voice is anchored by the globally recognized documentary ‘Project: Bullyish’ (2024), which confronts criminal harassment head-on. The film earned Best Documentary Feature at the KIIFF Film Festival (California) and achieved viral resonance during its 2025 screenings in France.

Trueman’s extensive filmography showcases her versatility across genres, from the sci-fi comedy The Trapper Trap: The Rise of Princess Glamourite to the rom-com The Chorus in Our Eyes (Best Actor Female, Clown International Film Festival, Paris). Her current directorial slate includes the expansion of the So Lillo Qui cinematic universe; the series' breakout installment, So Lillo Qui: Sir! Move!, was recently honored as a Finalist for Best Drama in Paris. Her latest film noir, So Lillo Qui: Past Moonlight (PA0002559615), continues her streak of registered motion picture successes.

Her television credits include a role in HBO’s (HeyDay Productions LLC.) The Gilded Age Season 3, and a recurring guest-star role on The FNL Network Talkshow, where she was named a TASTE AWARDS Special Achievement Honoree.

A legacy entertainment professional, Trueman’s career is informed by a deep family history in the arts. Her mother and manager, Laura Rene Marks-Trueman, is a veteran Prop Specialist for major studios (Warner Bros./Paramount) with credits including Mad Men and Men in Black. Her lineage includes her father, Diamond Earl Trueman, a session drummer, directly linked to her uncle-in-law, William Wadsworth “Bill” Zielor, a Universal Artists Executive.