Suzanne DeLaurentiis is an accomplished, award-winning filmmaker who’s worked on over one hundred feature films throughout her 30-plus years as a filmmaker and received numerous awards. A powerhouse of activity and inspiration, she is also a tireless humanitarian and philanthropist, actively contributing to over 30 charities. As she talks about her work as a producer and her work with veterans, one cannot help but be inspired to push forward.

I started Ghettogloss because I needed to have a studio for myself to work out of, but also because I wanted to put quality cutting edge art in movies, TV, and commercials. By cutting edge, I mean street art, graffiti, art that was pushing boundaries.

Hailed as the quintessential City of Tomorrow, Los Angeles has always attracted daring dreamers and innovators looking for a testing-ground of new concepts and dissatisfied searchers looking for a new way of life. A launching pad for many ideas and industries and in constant search of the Next Big Thing, this City of the Future is also very self-conscious about its past, resolute in its historic preservation effort.