Kody Newton

Kody Newton’s the kind of guy who just can’t sit still—seriously, the dude’s always got a camera in his hand or some wild idea scribbled on a napkin. Born and bred in Boise, Idaho (not exactly Hollywood, right?), he’s made a name for himself by diving headfirst into every part of the filmmaking world—writing, directing, shooting, you name it. He’s not one of those folks who just talks about making movies; he actually does the work. Like, his first feature film? He didn’t just make it for fun—he rallied people together, got it up on the big screen, and raised over $25,000 for Make-A-Wish. That’s heart, man. From there, things just snowballed. His skills behind the camera went next-level, and other filmmakers started calling him up to work as Director of Photography on all sorts of projects. Recently, he’s been busy directing “2:59” and handling the cinematography for “The Death of Snow White”—and trust me, those aren’t your run-of-the-mill indie flicks. There’s this raw energy in everything he touches, like you can tell he actually cares about the story, not just the fancy shots. He’s always chasing that next adventure, looking for the stories nobody else is telling. Kody’s got this almost reckless passion for movies—he’s all in, no brakes, just pure creative chaos. And honestly, it’s infectious. The guy’s not slowing down anytime soon, so you can bet there’s a lot more coming from him.