Egg Chef
Spec commercial, 2026. One egg, one pan, one quiet perfectionist. Ten minutes from prompt to picture lock.
Kimberly Ann Locke is a creative executive and AI filmmaker in Los Angeles. She develops film and television by day and writes stories by night.
Professional work: AI sequences, teasers, and VFX development for Adore Creative, a legacy Hollywood production company. Additional projects under NDA.
Egg Chef and Momento are spec ads from the AI Creative Challenge, a head to head AI film battle hosted by The One Club for Creativity, Google, and Entropico. Each was conceptualized, written, and generated in ten minutes, in front of an audience.
Spec commercial, 2026. One egg, one pan, one quiet perfectionist. Ten minutes from prompt to picture lock.
Spec commercial, 2026. A man, a box, and the last day of a cubicle life. Ten minutes, live, head to head.
AI Short Film.
Original AI sitcom. My roommate is a caveman. Literally. Human performances, AI bodies and locations. New episodes weekly on socials: @icemantheshow.
Original play. Written, produced, and directed by Kimberly. Premiered at the El Portal Theatre, 2024. Scored a 7 on the Black List.
Fun Factory is a surrealistic character study on the death of potential, centering on the iconic silent film star Mabel Normand. The play brings Mabel back to life on stage to navigate the alienation and betrayal that defined her ambitious rise and tragic fall. With a stint at running her own studio, Mabel's sharp wit and visionary intellect collide with the patriarchal systems intent on stifling her creativity. Blending slapstick comedy and biting social commentary, the play captures Mabel's brilliance, heartbreak, and enduring legacy in Hollywood's early days. Anchored by inventive stagecraft and authentic dialogue, Fun Factory is both a celebration and a critique: a poignant reminder of the women whose stories have been overlooked but refuse to be forgotten.
Short film, 2024. Written and directed by Kimberly.
Select pieces from live action work.
Original series. Teen true crime, swamp gothic. Deck and pilot available on request.
Trained actor, working on camera. Watch her acting work on YouTube; credits on IMDb.
A visual instrument she built and shipped. Your room, lit by mathematics that listens to the music. Live at tripoutentertainment.com.
Where the work has taken her, in person, representing an eleven project slate:
Weapons of choice: Claude, Dreamina (CapCut), Luma Labs, Flik, Comfy UI, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci, Final Draft, Blender, and many more. The models she uses: Seedance 2.5/2.0, Kling, Ray, MiniMax, GPT-2, Nano Banana. Consistent characters, consistent worlds, endless creativity that is expensive to shoot.
Kimberly Ann Locke is a Creative Executive and AI Coordinator at Adore Creative AI, a legacy production company (Hollywood features, music videos, Olympic bid campaigns) now producing photoreal AI content for film and television. She is a working AI artist herself; the proof plays above.
She helps shepherd early development across the company's slate: working day to day with the director as projects move from idea to package, building pitch and investor decks, and putting together VFX bids and AI video sequences for productions ranging from hybrid AI to fully traditional. She scouted and coordinates a global roster of thirty plus AI artists, matching the right artist to each job, and creates AI video, previs, and promotional sequences herself.
She has represented the slate at the Cannes Marché du Film, AFM, the LA Screenings, and AI on the Lot; co ran the Seedance 2.0 founders cohort with ByteDance; and keeps working relationships across the AI video ecosystem, including the Seedance, Dreamina, and Kling teams.
Originally from Fort Pierce, Florida, Kimberly trained as an actor and holds a BFA in Film and Television Arts from AMDA College of the Performing Arts (formerly Studio School LA).
Coming up through performance shapes how she reads material: from the inside out, character first. Her original multimedia play Fun Factory, about trailblazing silent film comedienne Mabel Normand, premiered at the El Portal Theatre after winning the Studio School pitch fest. The script scored a 7 on the Black List and drew praise for her "strong gift in dialogue and innovative stagecraft," including a massive rotating vanity mirror built onstage that converted into a circular projection screen, pulling silent film footage into live performance. Critics called it "a powerful play that has a bright future."
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