EVERYONE CAN EAT PRODUCTION COMPANY

ABOUT US

Everyone Can Eat began in 2013 and has always strived to create socially conscious content geared toward swaying public opinion in matters of health, social justice, and the betterment of humankind.

ECE released their first feature, LIVE, in 2018 with the goal of drawing more attention to human trafficking. It received worldwide distribution via Entertainment Studios and Freestyle Digital Media. Their follow-up feature, CLIKA, chronicles a Mexican/American’s journey from picking fruit in the fields to musical stardom. It was acquired by Sony Pictures and will release theatrically in 2026.

Beyond that, ECE maintains great working relationships with the Keck School of Medicine of USC, UCLA, Los Angeles County Department of Health Services, the Southern California Clinical and Translational Science Institute, the Southern California Healthcare Delivery Science Center, and the American Heart Association.

Through storytelling, ECE strives to amplify the voices of the causes and the people who need it the most.

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Michael v. Greene is an award winning writer-director and co-founder of Everyone Can Eat. His feature film, “CLIKA” (2026), follows the journey of a young Mexican-American from picking fruit in the fields to musical stardom, and will be released theatrically by Columbia Pictures. Michael penned and directed his debut feature film “LIVE” in 2018, a found-footage, psychological thriller, aiming to draw attention to human trafficking. It is distributed by Entertainment Studios / Freestyle Digital Media and currently streaming on numerous platforms.

Kellie Greene is the co-founder of Everyone Can Eat. She is a regular pitch person for major consumer brands and has been featured in over 70 national commercials. After a life changing guest appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Kellie walked away from corporate America and carved out a successful career as an actor and voice over artist.

Sean McBride is an accomplished writer and producer for Everyone Can Eat, as well as the owner of the Cosmic Comedy brand and label. He produced the psychological thriller, “LIVE” in 2018, and the award winning short film, “Vaccinate Watts”, which was one of only three films selected to screen at the 2022 American Public Health Association’s annual film festival. Sean and writing / producing partner, Michael Greene, have multiple projects in the works, in association with the LA-based record label, Rancho Humilde. Their feature film, “CLIKA” will be released in theaters via Columbia Pictures.

Marla Winston is an accomplished entertainment executive with expertise encompassing production, public relations, and integrated marketing (overseeing both domestic and international ventures). As President and CEO of Entertainment Enterprises in Los Angeles since 2005, she has forged an impressive track record curating outstanding results spanning film, television, music, and other genres. She has had long-term, working relationships with the likes of Lionel Richie, Michael Jackson, Cedric "The Entertainer", and legendary performer Eartha Kitt. A motivated collaborator, creative thinker, and doer, with a strong network of media and industry relationships, Marla has launched promotional campaigns for over 35 feature releases across Sony, Disney, Warner Bros., Paramount Pictures, TriStar Pictures, A24 Films, and MGM. Never resting on her laurels, Marla is now producing film projects for Genius Minds Pictures, KO Creative, and Everyone Can Eat.

Ski-ter Jones is a highly regarded writer, director, cinematographer, and the founder of the production company, We On Set. As a cinematographer he is best known for his work on the feature films, “CLIKA” (2026), “The Couch: Black Girl Interrupted” (2023), and the incredibly popular television series, “Unsung”, which is currently streaming on multiple platforms. Ski-ter also won the award for Best Cinematography in the 2023 Short Film, “Princess Love” at the Milan Gold Awards.

Kristi Kilday is a film and television producer, a long-time collaborator with Everyone Can Eat, as well as Chief Executive Officer of KO Creative, a full service production, post production and creative advertising agency specializing in film and television properties. She has over 20 years experience as a content creator and producer of award-winning advertising campaigns. Using her well-honed marketing skills, Kristi started packaging and securing distribution deals for full length feature films and developing TV pilots. Kristi's philosophy is simple - create high production value, and marketable content, while using cost saving mechanisms that ensure the investors a solid return.

David "Foots" Footman has been a familiar face on production sets for over three decades. He is the owner of LDCP Production Services and the production company, No Sad Films. David provided Visual Effects for the 2004 Will Smith thriller, “I-Robot”, and was the Second Unit Director on the Disaster Epic, “The Day After Tomorrow”, that same year. He began working with Everyone Can Eat during the pandemic, helping produce the documentary, “Vaccinate Watts”. He also oversaw production for ECE’s first theatrically released feature, “CLIKA”.

Charles Rosin is an award-winning screenwriter, producer, and community activist. He is best known as the Executive Producer and Co-Creator of "Beverly Hills, 90210", which earned him a People's Choice Award and two Golden Globe nominations. He also wrote on the hit TV show, "Dawson's Creek", and was nominated for an Emmy for his work on "Northern Exposure". A native Angeleno, Charles has been involved in local politics throughout his life. He currently resides in Venice Beach and writes columns for the "Westside Current" publication.

Danny Mora is a veteran film and television actor, community activist, and the founder of Peer Group Media. His acting career was launched with a recurring role on the hit NBC series, "Chico and the Man". Other credits include films such as Paramount's "The Eye", with Jessica Alba, Disney's "McFarland, USA", co-starring alongside Kevin Costner. He has also appeared on the television shows, "Angel", "Grimm", and the Universal series, "Briarpatch", opposite Rosario Dawson. As an acting coach his clients include DL Hughley, Jay Hernandez, Mario Lopez, Jennifer Coolidge, and William Stanford Davis. Danny was also a key advisor to the Everyone Can Eat production team during the pandemic.

Norman Towns is an actor, model and producer, who has steadily climbed the ranks in Los Angeles since his arrival. He had notable co-starring roles in the feature films, “CLIKA” (2026), and Jordan Peele’s, “Him” (2025). Norman also had a recurring role on HBO's, “Insecure”. In 2020, at the height of the global COVID-19 pandemic, Norman created and developed the concept of pairing LA-based social media influencers with USC doctors for informative Q&A sessions on Instagram Live, as a way to help educate the public for the VaccinateLA campaign.

MEDIA COVERAGE

WORK EXPERIENCE

• Produced project in conjunction with Columbia Pictures and LA-based record label, Rancho Humilde
• Distributed by Sony Pictures with a wide, theatrical release
• Starring Eric Roberts, Peter Greene, and Master P
• Wrote script and provided full production services, working directly with record producer, Jimmy Humilde

• Social Media experiment carried out on Facebook, with the intended goal of drawing attention to human trafficking
• Production team created a fake Facebook persona, Linda Johnson, who forged relationships with individuals on line and actively participated in community based, activist groups over the course of a full calendar year, before her abduction was staged over Facebook Live
• The production team’s findings were documented and packaged together as a feature film released by Freestyle Digital Media, by way of Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios, and currently airing on the Grio Network and available on Tubi, Apple TV and Amazon Prime

• Shot full, 10 episode season in front of a live, studio audience
• 30 minute episodes, featuring half interviews and half stand up, with a focus on diversity
• Starring Vietnamese Headliner Rosie Tran

• 2022 American Public Health Association Public Health Film Festival official selection
• Documentary chronicling the efforts of LAC-USC doctors, church leaders and political officials to get local Watts residents vaccinated, while simultaneously trying to address the other needs of the community

• Collaborated with the Southern California Clinical and Translational Science Institute
• Created "Share Your Why" series for Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, interviewing physicians, nurses and members of the community about why they chose to get vaccinated
• Wrote and produced an educational public service announcement about "Onesimus", the former slave who is credited with introducing the "vaccination technique" to America
• Produced a series of public service announcements entitled, "We Can Stop This" in which members of the community who lost loved ones to COVID-19 described the impact of the pandemic on their families (Spectrum One News reported on the public service announcements)

• Coordinated local celebrities filming 'Thank You' videos for LAC+USC staff and edited those videos over a filmed performance of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" by the Culver City Chamber Orchestra

• Collaborated with the Southern California Healthcare Delivery Science Center to produce a short film for the American Heart Association's annual conference depicting patient stories about their experiences with the health system

• Produced a series of videos featuring the founder of WCTE and physicians working with WCTE to highlight their mission of addressing traumatic brain injury among veterans and athletes

• Wrote and produced green screen promotional videos with the head of the company's medical advisory board, Dr. Gregory Taylor, detailing the differences between cannabidiol and tetrahydrocannabinol, as well as the company's approach to cannabidiol dosage for patients

• Produced "One Word" series, featuring former National Football League and college football players and coaches defining the "one word" that motivates them. Each video was a :15 second vignette, released via social media, promoting the new professional football league
• Produced "From the Ground Up" docuseries, following several former National Football League players from as they built an alternative professional football league

• Docuseries for Eastbay, following former Nike executive, Erin Patton, as he interviewed players, shoe designers, social media influencers, former Olympic gold medalists, and high school hoopers to gauge the temperature on sports and American culture

• Produced video series for non-profit to bring public awareness to the services they provide families suffering from mental health illness

• Follow up interview with Christopher Varnado, whose viral video, "Homeless Man Silences the Room" shed light on homelessness and the prison industrial complex
• Brought awareness to addiction and homelessness and the injustice of incarcerating those with mental illness or addiction

• Interview with Christopher Varnado; he silenced the room with his song of the injustice of the prison industrial complex and homeless crisis

• Public Service Announcement demonstrating how Earth is being suffocated by plastic bags
• The video was played for the LA City Council prior to the vote to ban plastic bags in Los Angeles

• Public Service Announcement featuring children and young adults unable to vote in the 2008 presidential election and calling for adults, who can vote, to vote for Barack Obama
• The video was featured on CNN