Kevin Krupitzer

Normally I would take a few minutes here and tell you about all my award-winning photographs or my Emmy-nominated tv show "Buried History" on PBS. I could list off my degrees from University of Michigan or tell you about my MFA in cinematography from American Film Institute. I could even list all the jobs I've done from working in a photo lab to the high speed filming of crash tests for Chrysler. Maybe you're a music lover and would love to hear about the music videos I shot with names like Daddy Yankee, the concert tour work with NIN, or the tv series "Tait Stages" I shot and edited with artists like Bon Jovi and Kelly Clarkson. Or maybe you love documentaries and would rather hear about my work with Playing For Change and the creation of music programs around the world. And because art and commerce often mix in creative ways you may want to hear more about my content creation for Fortune 500 companies.

But I'm not going to tell you about any of that.

I think the most important thing for you to know about me is that I love to explore the world, push the limits of the creative process, and collaborate with people. It's hard not to smile while working because I love the work I get to do with the people I get to do it with!