Biography

Kelly Grace Sullivan is a Production Designer, Creative Director, and Artist with two Emmy nominations across two separate productions for Outstanding Art Direction / Set Decoration / Scenic Design in Documentary. Her work spans film, documentary, television, commercial campaigns, and immersive design, with a practice rooted in visual storytelling, spatial design, and concept-driven world-building.

Her production design work has led to collaborations with studios and brands including Netflix, NBC Studios, Peacock, McDonald’s, Adidas, Meta, Instagram, Kraft Heinz, and The Onion, as well as projects involving figures such as Oprah Winfrey, Michelle Obama, Melinda Gates, James Harden, Sarah Silverman, and Reese Witherspoon.

On-screen credits include the Emmy-nominated Who Killed Robert Wone? and The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets for Peacock, as well as Conversations with a Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes and The John Wayne Gacy Tapes for Netflix, among numerous film, television, and branded productions.

In addition to her production design practice, Kelly has directed social-first and branded video campaigns for clients including Meta, L’Oréal, and Bed Bath & Beyond. Her work has generated millions of views and audience interactions, informing a strong understanding of both the creative and strategic demands of contemporary visual media.

Her broader work in immersive environments, public art, and object design including her award-recognized Exposed mirror, featured during Milan Design Week at Rossana Orlandi Gallery reflects a multidisciplinary approach. She strives to create work that not only resonates deeply with audiences, but also pushes the boundaries of where art, design, and production merge.
- IMDb mini biography by: SC