Suzanne Kiley
- Additional Crew
- Art Department
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Suzanne Kiley is a 4-time Emmy Award winning director and designer with
extensive experience in film, television, commercials,music videos,
documentaries, broadcast image branding and TV/FILM titles. A graduate
of F.I.T. (Fashion Institute of Technology), Kiley has spent the last
15 years as one of the most sought after television opening titles
director in the entertainment industry. She has won Emmys for directing
and designing the opening titles sequences for ER, The Oprah Winfrey
Show, The Bold and The Beautiful and The Ricki Lake Show. Her
innovative design and directing work on ER changed the television
opening titles industry forever, raising the bar in directing and
graphic design in television. She also directed and designed the
opening titles for Chicago Hope, Picket Fences, Profiler, Boston Legal,
According to Jim, The Brotherhood of Poland, New Hampshire, UC
Undercover, Madigan Men, Bull, and the Comedy Central Roast of Denis
Leary.
Suzanne Kiley is a creative force in the commercial / promo / branding and music video world as well. She has worked for top studios and networks including CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, CNN, PBS, Disney, Discovery Channel, Showtime, Starzs, Encore, E Network, Lifetime, ABC College Football, The Learning Channel, and Comedy Central. She has redesigned and launched network imaging and designs for Channel 5 London, PBS Nature, Lifetime network, Oxygen Network, Direct TV and The Playboy Channel where she created logo I.D.s, promos, end tags and image spots as well as cohesive graphic look. Kiley is also a top commercial director. She has directed / designed commercials and campaigns for Burger King, the NFL, AT&T, Gatorade, Disney, Fox Sports, Skintimates, LA Looks, Ohio State University, Silver Hammer, Suntory Brandy XO, as well as numerous others.
Suzanne Kiley also directs promos, music videos and documentaries. She directed and designed all the promos for the new seasons of The L Word and Weeds and Starz!. She also directed famed-rapper MC Lyte's latest music video "The Wonder Years" which premiered to rave reviews on MTV and VH1. Kiley is currently editing a documentary she shot on location in Ireland where she followed a film crew making the controversial movie "Truth About Kerry" as well as second unit directed. She also directed the opening titles for the feature. Suzanne recently directed 3 spots for Starz! and won a gold and Bronze Award at the BDA/Promax 2007. She is looking for her first feature film project to direct.
Suzanne Kiley is a creative force in the commercial / promo / branding and music video world as well. She has worked for top studios and networks including CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, CNN, PBS, Disney, Discovery Channel, Showtime, Starzs, Encore, E Network, Lifetime, ABC College Football, The Learning Channel, and Comedy Central. She has redesigned and launched network imaging and designs for Channel 5 London, PBS Nature, Lifetime network, Oxygen Network, Direct TV and The Playboy Channel where she created logo I.D.s, promos, end tags and image spots as well as cohesive graphic look. Kiley is also a top commercial director. She has directed / designed commercials and campaigns for Burger King, the NFL, AT&T, Gatorade, Disney, Fox Sports, Skintimates, LA Looks, Ohio State University, Silver Hammer, Suntory Brandy XO, as well as numerous others.
Suzanne Kiley also directs promos, music videos and documentaries. She directed and designed all the promos for the new seasons of The L Word and Weeds and Starz!. She also directed famed-rapper MC Lyte's latest music video "The Wonder Years" which premiered to rave reviews on MTV and VH1. Kiley is currently editing a documentary she shot on location in Ireland where she followed a film crew making the controversial movie "Truth About Kerry" as well as second unit directed. She also directed the opening titles for the feature. Suzanne recently directed 3 spots for Starz! and won a gold and Bronze Award at the BDA/Promax 2007. She is looking for her first feature film project to direct.
