KURT KUENNE

Kurt Kuenne
Kurt Kuenne
Gender: Male
Known for: Directing
Birthday: October 24, 1973
Place of Birth: Mountain View, California, USA

Biography

Kurt Kuenne is an award-winning filmmaker and composer of both fiction and documentary films. He is a graduate of the USC School of Cinematic Arts, where he won the Harold Lloyd Scholarship in Film Editing, and where he also studied film scoring at the USC School of Music under the tutelage of classic film composers Buddy Baker and David Raksin. His first feature, the teen drama “Scrapbook” (1999), landed him on Filmmaker magazine’s 25 New Faces of Indie Film feature, and he followed it with “Drive-In Movie Memories” (2001), a documentary about outdoor movies which opened the 2001 Telluride Film Festival and played nationally on PBS.

Notable work

Filmography

Production

Additional Editor
Additional Editing
Editor, Writer
Director
2012·
Shuffle
Director of Photography, Producer, Original Music Composer, Editor, Director, Writer
2008·
Slow
Music, Editor, Sound, Producer, Director, Writer, Director of Photography
Director, Music, Producer, Editor, Sound, Writer, Director of Photography
Writer, Music, Editor, Director of Photography, Producer, Sound, Director
Original Music Composer, Editor, Director of Photography, Producer, Writer, Director
Music, Producer, Sound, Editor, Director, Writer, Director of Photography
Music
Editor, Sound Designer, Original Music Composer, Director of Photography, Director
2000·
Bad Seed
Original Music Composer
1999·
Scrapbook
Director, Writer, Editor, Producer, Music, Sound Designer
Editor, Orchestrator, Writer, Music, Producer, Director