At age 12, Dee Dee Perry told a local reporter that she wanted to be an actress when she grew up. A few years later, she joined Columbia University’s Black Theater Ensemble, and in addition to acting with the group, she produced her first play, Robert Alexander's I Ain’t Yo’ Uncle, at Miller Theater. Many moons later, she became a backer of an Off-Broadway adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray, and later the critically acclaimed Broadway play, American Son (starring Kerry Washington, which was later made into a movie on Netflix). Her goal with DJDL Productions is to continue to tell stories that captivate the imagination, highlight a broad spectrum of talent, and explore the complexities and simplicities of humanity.
 
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Daniel Mitura is an actor, writer, and producer originally from Dallas, TX. He starred in the film “The Hobbyist” (directed by George Vatistas) which was featured in more than 100 festivals worldwide. His short film “Loyalty” is now available on Amazon Prime. His theatrical work has been produced at Theater Row, Playwrights Horizons, the Cherry Lane Theatre and more. IG: @danieljmitura

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Mickey Solis is Co-Executive Producer at DJDL Productions NYC, where he oversees feature film development in all genres across multiple slate platforms. His screenwriting credits include DJDL's premier feature film, Just Over Broken, starring Obie-winning actor Bill Camp, with Oscar short-listed and Karlovy Vary Festival-winning director Janos Szasz attached to direct; the 2022 international action thriller Rogue Hostage, starring John Malkovich, Michael Jai White, and Tyrese Gibson; and 2026's Yellow Eyes, an independent horror film produced with Joe Swanberg. A featured acting company member of the American Repertory Theatre (A.R.T.), his select film and television credits include Rogue Hostage, Girls, Law & Order, The Blacklist, and Blindspot. He is an adjunct professor of script analysis at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, and earned his master's degree in drama at The Institute for Advanced Theater Training at Harvard University.