Kirby Morrow

Kirby Morrow trained in theatre at Mount Royal University in Calgary, Alberta. Throughout his career, he also trained in Vancouver, Paris, Dublin, Toronto and Los Angeles. Reaching a successful stature in both on camera and animation voice-overs, he was a highly sought-after guest at animation, science fiction and Comicon conventions around the world. Kirby Morrow died at the age of 47 on November 18, 2020, just eight days after the death of his father. No cause of death was given but Morrow's brother, Casey Morrow, wrote on Facebook that his brother's body "could not keep up" after a long history of substance abuse.

Kirby O'Connell

Kirby O'Connell is an actress, known for Einstein's God Model (2016), We Want (2009) and The Beast (2009).

Kirby Simon (ii)

Kirbi began her acting career in 1999 when she began studying Theatre Arts at the University of Arkansas (Little Rock), and graduated in 2002. She picked up her film career shortly after graduation, and continues this profession to this day. Kirby has names for commercial, short film, and feature film work.

Kirby Sybert

Kirby Sybert is known for Creed (2015), Kirby Sybert's Everything or Nothing Tour (2020) and Allegiance (2015).

Kirby Voss

Kirby's life changed irrevocably when he saw "Dr. Strangelove" as a 14 year old. He knew then that he was a director, and he's been filming and writing ever since. His film "Love Me True" was distributed by Indican Productions, and he is hard at work finishing up post on his most recent film, "We All Think We're Special." Kirby has taught cinematography at the Shanghai Vancouver Film School.

Kirby Walker

Kirdy Stevens

Kirdy Stevens was born in 1920 in San Francisco, California, USA. He was a director and producer. He was previously married to Helene Terrie. He died on October 20, 2012 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

Kireet Khurana

A High-Honours film graduate from the prestigious Sheridan College, Canada, Kireet has won 6 President's National awards and 16 International awards for his cinematic works besides many others. His notable directorial works include feature film 'T for Taj Mahal' (7 International awards, 25 official selections), 'Komal' (National award-winning film on child sexual abuse) and India's first live-action and 3D animation combination feature film 'Toonpur Ka Superrhero' starring Ajay Devgn and Kajol. His recent docu-feature 'The Invisible Visible' (2022) on the 70mn. homeless in India won Best Documentary Feature award at the Sweden International Film Festival & Docs Without Borders. His docu-feature 'Saeed Mirza - The Leftist Sufi' a film on the quintessential Indian auteur was among top 10 Indian Documentaries on Netflix. He is also the Screenplay & Dialogue writer for feature film 'The Storyteller' based on a Satyajit Ray short story (starring Paresh Rawal and Adil Hussain) He has made over 25 award-winning short films on myriad social causes, including films for National Film Board of Canada, UNICEF, Childline, USAID, John Hopkins, Save The Children India, besides producing 550+ ad films for leading brands and agencies.

Kireeti

Kireeti is an actor, known for 47 Days: The Mystery Unfolds (2020), Yuddham Sharanam (2017) and Run (2020).

Kireeti DhamaRaj

Kireeti DhamaRaj is known for Kanabadutaledu (2021).