KLEVER Films is an independent Motion Pictures Company formed in 2006 in Teaneck, NJ by Kerson L. Raymond.  Kerson since childhood has always been fascinated of story telling.  While others of his peers chose other forms of activities, Kerson chose to hang out amongst the much older folks from his neighborhood to hear stories of different genre by the elders. 

He started writing poetries at a very early age and got himself involved in every theatrical production throughout his college years, whether working as a sound or lighting board operator or as an assistant stage manager, Kerson's main goal was to learn and get involved in all aspects of theater and film.                                                                                                     

It is through those early experiences Kerson developed a certain savoir faire as a raconteur and as a filmmaker.  He believes movies are made to either tell us something, make us aware of something, preparing us to deal with something, to broaden our imaginative world but in all for the pure joy of entertainment.  And since Kerson has so much in his imaginative mind to say, to create and so much to entertain us with, KLEVER Films was born.                                                                              

KLEVER being spelled with a "K" derives from Kerson's full name: Kerson Leveque Raymond. (KLEVER).

                                                                   

KLEVER Films' mission: To deliver thrilled dramatic feature films filled with powerful, energetic and uplifting stories that can  relate to the lives of the everyday individuals.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                              "Life is indeed a movie about ourselves we star in, direct and produce and for some of us while the production of life's movie keeps unfolding, we're hoping for a happy ending." 

Kerson L. Raymond.