As the millennium turned, Ronald Jerry worked with friends on small video projects, similar to what you see on YouTube. Sometimes it was for a laugh or other times to see if we could attempt a cool effect. Most of those other kids moved around the country and off to college. Ronald Jerry decided see this dream through. In the end of 2002 he made a 20 minute short film and created Kitty Productions.

It was around that time, while attending the Seattle Art Institute, he began working closely with musician friend Shiloh Pilot. Shiloh Pilot offers music to the motion and the team also created a music video to the song Shiloh's "Corporate Love."

In the summer of 2003 the group began their first big project, an hour long drama about a missing girl, Equivocation. Robert Allen Wagner and Dave Jackson produced, while Ronald Jerry wrote, directed and edited. Audiences responded to the emotional struggle in Equivocation during several public screenings.

Once we knew that we were capable we began working on our first feature length project, COPE. It was finally completed in the summer of 2005 and acheived a national DVD release becoming available from Amazon.com, Netflix and other retailers. 

In the spring of 2007 Ronald Jerry wrote How to Survive. The team, now operating as Kiliuda Rock, began working on preproduction.