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Kyle Henry is an independent filmmaker, editor, and educator. Henry teaches film production at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, while also spending time in Los Angeles and Austin. He received his undergraduate degree from Rice University in art and art history in 1994 and his MFA from University of Texas-Austin in film production in 1999. 〔(Biography, School of Communication, Northwestern University )〕 == Films == As a filmmaker, Henry has pushed the boundaries of cinema with a wide range of subjects, while also emphasizing and honestly capturing the connections between people. 〔Michael Tully, (FOURPLAY: Tampa ), ''Hammer to Nail'', Jan 21 2012〕 His feature narrative debut ''Room'' (2005), a mid-life crisis thriller, premiered at Sundance’s Frontier and Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight sections in 2005. It was nominated for two Independent Spirit Awards, including the John Cassavetes Award for best low-budget narrative, receiving a wide release. 〔Scott Weinberg (Sundance '05 Interview: "Room" Director Kyle Henry ), ''eFilmCritic'', Jan 12 2005〕 〔 (Kyle Henry ), ''Director's Fortnight'', 〕 〔 (Kyle Henry, Director of "Room" ), ''indieWIRE'', June 25 2006〕 Henry's most recent directorial effort is ''Fourplay'' (2012), an anthology-of-shorts feature comprising four tales of sexual intimacy and transgression. ''Fourplay'' has been screened at Outfest in Los Angeles, Sundance, Cannes' Directors' Fortnight, and was a High Jury Commendation at Iris Prize. It went on a US theatrical tour in select cities and has since been released on DVD. In his official director's statement, Henry stated about the film, “All of us want to see aspects of our lives represented so that we know we’re here, so that we know that we’re alive and we know we’re not alone.” 〔Matthew Odam, (Filmmaker Kyle Henry looks to connection with 'Fourplay' ), "Austin Statesmen," Feb 7 2013〕 〔Paul Sbrizzi, (A Conversation with Kyle Henry and Paul Soileau (FOURPLAY) ), "Hammer to Nail," July 18 2012〕 〔(FOURPLAY: Tampa ), ''Director's Fortnight''〕 His feature documentaries include ''University Inc.'' (1999), about the corporatization of higher education that toured nationwide with funding from filmmakers Richard Linklater and Michael Moore, and ''American Cowboy'' (1998), about a gay rodeo champ, which won a regional Student Academy Award. His short ''N.ew Y.ork C.asino'' (2002), about Times Square as a consumerist slot machine, won Best Experimental film at South by Southwest and played at museums and gallery spaces worldwide. 〔 (Kyle Henry ), ''The Independent'', Aug 23 3007〕 〔(Kyle Henry Filmography ), ''The New York Times''〕 〔Louis Black, (Once Upon a Time in Austin ), ''The Austin Chronicle'', Mar 12 2004〕 〔Marc Savlov, (Cowboys and Controversy ), ''The Austin Chronicle'', May 8 1998〕 〔Ted Shen, (), ''The Chicago Reader"〕 〔Kimberley Jones, (Goodbye to All That ), ''The Austin Chronicle'', Nov 20 2009〕 He has received several grants from the Texas Filmmakers Production Fund in addition to the numerous festivals his films have played at, in addition to being a United States Artists Fellowship nominee and Rockefeller Media Artist Fellowship nominee. 〔(Curriculum Vitae, School of Communication, Northwestern University )〕 〔(Kyle Henry Talks Sex on Film )〕 His next production in development is a biopic about Emily Dickinson. 〔Jason Klorfein, (FOURPLAY: Interview with Director Kyle Henry ), "Keep the Lights On," Oct 3 2012〕 It was accepted into the 2015 Film Independent Fast Track program for development. 〔Ala Quart Khan, (), "FILM INDEPENDENT SELECTS 10 PROJECTS AND 21 FILMMAKERS FOR 2015 FAST TRACK PROGRAM," Jun 16 2015〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Kyle Henry」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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