Print & Theater

In print, Avery's work is included in the book Monologues for Men By Men.

For the theater, Avery co-produced Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues directed by Penny Marshall (2005) and Penny Johnson Jerald (2006).

He wrote the books for musicals TLC (A Tribute to Tracy Coley), The Chocolate Factory, Pino and Everything Changes, each directed by Denise Dowse and executive produced by Wendy Raquel Robinson. For the national stage, Avery wrote and produced A Mother's Prayer and What A Woman Will Do For Love starring Raven Symone, Cherrelle, Ann Nesby, Howard Hewett and Lashun Pace.

Avery also produced Tom Coles' Medal of Honor Rag, starring Heavy D, directed by Delroy Lindo and executive produced by Will Smith.

Recently...

In 2013, Avery co-wrote, edited and directed a “Fight For Hope,” a short film for the Georgia Lottery Commission and the Bronze Lens Film Festival.  That film won 1st Prize.

Directed and wrote the film shorts, Two Roads (Official Selection for BronzeLens Film Fest) and ReConnect for Nevada Partners & Studio 11 Films.

Co-Directed with LisaRaye McCoy the feature film, Skinned, which premiered on TVOne in January 2015 and was nominated for an AMA

Presently, Avery continues to write and direct while serving as a Professor of Cinema, Television and Emerging Media Studies (CTEMS) at Morehouse College.