Los Angeles
D'ANTRÈ
D'ANTRÈ
COLE
Entertainment Producer
Film · Music · Live Experiences
D’Antré builds entertainment across film, music and live experiences.
Stories, music and live experiences aren’t separate careers. Each one introduces people to the next.
D’Antré builds stories, music and live experiences that can support one another, reach new audiences and create more opportunities for the next project.
He does not build random projects. He builds connected worlds around creative ideas.
Created independently from idea to screen — no studio, no agency, no machine behind him. Every production was fully self-financed, with cast and crew provided for on set. Casting, production, post, scoring, premieres, and release all carried start to finish on his own. Three Los Angeles premieres drew 300+ guests each.
A talk-show taping unravels a band's facade on air — an affair, a secret pregnancy, and a live confrontation spiral into chaos.
Two detectives investigating a disappearance are drawn into a sinister masquerade party inside a grand mansion.
A charming, sinister figure sits at the center of a story about loyalty, betrayal, and the dark side of human nature.
A card game among friends is interrupted by two cops looking for Marco, sparking a tense, unexpected exchange.
Nervous to meet her father for the first time, Sarah leans on her friends as she faces a new chapter.
Furious that Gary owes him money, Roy sends his bodyguards to deliver a stern warning.
A pimp named Glenn Benny starts getting high on his own supply — and lets the people around him take the fall for it, until it all comes crashing down.
Three films, three Los Angeles premieres — each with a red carpet, the cast and crew, and a packed room.
On set and in the room — the crew, the cameras and the work between takes.
Beyond the films he made himself, D’Antré executive produces and helps package original properties — shaping the concept, the pitch and the package around it.
Adult animated supernatural comedy
Created by Marqus Bobesich & Chuck Maiden. Funny characters, ghosts, mysteries and a strange version of New York City — built for adult-animation fans, core audience 18–34.
Attached creative Chuck Maiden brings 30+ years of Fox animation experience: King of the Hill (112 episodes), American Dad! (204 episodes), Our Friend, Martin and Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century.
The expansion play: guest voices, historical figures, dead-celebrity satire and a deep bench of recurring spirits.
Animated · 1980s New York City
“Welcome to NYC in the 1980s, where sometimes you just gotta… do what you gotta’ do!”
Logline. After Brooklyn trucking boss Angelo Pesaro is murdered, an unhinged NYPD unit and his estranged family race across New York to find his killers first.
A mob murder kicks off two investigations: one led by the NYPD, the other by Angelo’s son and cousins. Both sides tear through the same city, chasing the same truth. An hour-long adult animated dramedy with real crime stakes, sharp comedy and cinematic action.
D’Antré doesn’t just hear a record — he hears who belongs on it, where it can live and what it could become.
Choosing the records worth building around — and the reference records that define their lane.
Matching the vocal character a track needs, and keeping alternates in mind.
How a song is framed, presented and introduced — creative direction from sound to story.
Film, television, trailers, Paradise Pink — or inside a larger entertainment property.
Strategic opportunities D’Antré looks for — not a claim that every project or artist is attached.
A producer collective is being built around this thinking. The first records are still in development — this page will carry them when they’re ready.
A Cultural Platform
A breast-cancer-awareness music and cultural festival, created in honor of his mother — built as a real, ongoing cultural property, not a side project.
Proof of the same skill: take an idea, build the brand around it, and take it public.
The product is a kids coloring book brand built from scratch — a jungle-animal coloring book for ages 3–8 with bold, easy-to-color art, a bonus hidden-stars activity, and a whole cast of characters designed to feel like old friends.
D’Antré Cole grew up watching his parents build a life around showing up for people.
Their home was never just their home. It was a place where people were welcomed, supported and cared for. That shaped him long before he knew he would become a filmmaker, Executive Producer, founder or creative entrepreneur.
Today, that same instinct is still at the center of everything he builds.
And through Paradise Pink, he is turning one of the most personal losses of his life into something rooted in purpose, culture and belonging.
His late mother, DeGeta Cole, remains one of the deepest influences on the person he is today. Her love, strength and legacy live throughout his work — especially in Paradise Pink, the cultural platform he created in her honor.
His father, Rodney Cole, is his best friend — a constant presence in his life and someone D’Antré is deeply grateful to still have beside him as his world continues to grow.
D’Antré is ambitious, but ambition alone doesn’t explain him.
He is a builder.
He sees possibility in ideas that do not exist yet, gathers people around them, and finds a way to make them real.
Interviews, red carpets and industry events — including the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala, 2024.
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@dantre__ ↗
Actor 🎭 | Filmmaker 🎬 | Exec Producer | iPackage + Pitch Film/TV 🎞️ | Founder @paradisepinkfest @galaxygleammedia
🔗 linktr.ee/dantreHe builds and packages entertainment IP, develops music through A&R and creative direction, and connects it to live culture. If that’s the kind of builder you’re looking for, start here.
Original IP in active pitch — Soul City, Do What You Gotta’ Do and more in development. Decks, lookbooks and the packaging are ready to discuss.
Request the materials →Seven short films in one year, three Los Angeles premieres, a growing IP slate and a music A&R practice. Open to the right representation conversation.
Start a conversation →Looking for a producer who can take a concept from idea to package to pitch? Co-development, packaging and executive producing partnerships.
Let’s talk →Films, music, premieres, partnerships and speaking — reach out directly.
