Kelly J. Kitchens Media Relations/Entertainment Publicity

"It is better to be looked over than overlooked."

-- Mae West 

Where Life Experience Leads You 

As an editor and feature writer, Kelly J. Kitchens found herself engrossed in the North Texas’ arts, entertainment, leisure/hospitality and fund raising events scene in the early and mid-'90s.  Her love of film, music, art, theater, and worthy causes drove her to then pursue the publicity side of the media business in 1995.

Kelly has been honored as a “master publicist” in the Fort Worth Business Press and a “media professional” in The Dallas Morning News.

The year 2012 was a bang of a year! Not only did Kelly work on the 7th installment of the Dallas Producers Association's highly anticipated event: IT CAME FROM DALLAS, she also worked with Dallas actress, Angie Bolling best known as playing Mrs. Robocop as ROBOCOP celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Kelly was recently asked to do the publicity for the filmmakers chosen to participate in the Dallas International Film Festival in April and the Dallas VideoFest in September.

Kelly ended 2012 publicizing Ricki Derek's highly successful A Merry Little Christmas Show. She will also be the publicist for the upcoming Alamo Drafthouses DFW starting with the one opening in Richardson next spring, 2013.

Some Select Clients Over the Years:

Alamo Drafthouses DFW

Dallas International Film Festival

Dallas VideoFest

The Historic Texas Theatre

Actress, Angie Bolling

Angelika Film Centers & Cafe (Dallas, Houston and Plano)

National Geographic Films

Alonestar Flms

FilmFrog Productions

Indigenous Film Works

The Brehms Band

WaterTower Theatre

Dallas Producers Association

Numbsville Productions (Ricki Derek)

Springcreek Church 

DotComGuy – global

Rave Motion Pictures

Festival of Independent Theatres

Main Street Ft. Worth Arts Festival

Sing-A-Long Prod.“The Sound of Music”

New York Dinner Theater

Documentary Alliance

Inwood Theatre’s 50th Anniversary

Sarah Weddington Leadership Conference

Texas Woman’s University School of the Arts

The Met Magazine—Dallas/Ft. Worth’s Arts & Entertainment Magazine

Want to see your name on this list? Simply contact Kelly!