Kurt Fethke

Kurt's been hustling in the biz for over three decades now, kicking things off as a UCLA acting student before morphing into a total filmmaking Swiss Army knife—writing, directing, producing, you name it. He’s basically done it all: documentaries, flashy feature films that bounce across borders, wild music videos, live concerts that probably broke a few sound ordinances, and TV specials that your parents might’ve caught flipping channels. The dude’s fingerprints are all over hundreds of hours of film and TV, often wrangling A-list actors from every corner of the globe—seriously, you’d recognize half his IMDB page just from the names. But he doesn’t just stick to the creative side; he’s been the money guy too, helping bankroll projects and pulling off the kind of behind-the-scenes magic that gets stuff actually made. Plus, he’s the go-to for post-production wizardry—digital intermediate, editing, the whole works—for a bunch of big shots in Hollywood. Lately, Kurt’s been dropping some heavy hitters. He produced "Bandit" in 2022, wrangling Mel Gibson and Josh Duhamel for a wild ride. Then there’s "Cult Killer"—Antonio Banderas and Alice Eve bringing the heat. "Running On Empty" is loaded with talent too—Lucy Hale, Monica Potter, Francesca Eastwood. He’s also behind "The Fog of War," stacking the cast with John Cusack, Jake Abel, Brianna Hildebrand, and Oscar-winner Mira Sorvino. And let’s not forget his latest, "Neighborhood Watch," starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Malin Akerman, and Jack Quaid. Honestly, if you’ve watched anything cool recently, Kurt probably had his hands in it somewhere.