Mike Kuhlman

Kuhlman Productions
Author, Camera Operator, Cinematographer, Crew, Director, Director of Photography, Editor, Field Recordist, Filmmaker, Narrator, Photographer (Still), Sound Designer, Sound Editor, Sound Mixer, Teleprompter, Videographer, Voice Actor and Voice Artist

Pompano Beach, Florida

Member Since:
March 2016

Last online:
> 2 weeks ago

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About Mike

Mike Kuhlman has been making films and videos since the tender age of 10, and is well-versed in the magic of image, sound and editing. After carving out a successful niche in the family event industry, he directed, photographed, edited and designed sound for "Can Hear the Yankee Drums", a short film on the Civil War that was shown on the big screen opening night at the BeOut! Digital Film Festival in Raleigh Studios, Los Angeles, CA in 2003. He has directed young people in scenes for Showtime, an annual event hosted by the Performing Arts Academy in Coral Springs, has operated camera in various civic events for the City of Coral Springs and has captured stage productions for Broward Center of the Performing Arts and Broward Dance Academy.

Unique traits: Unique ability to work within a team and yet shine in my own talents.

Gender:
Male

Height:
5' 11"

Weight:
207

Body type:
Average

Hair:
Receding

Hair color:
Blonde

Eyes:
Blue

Ethnicity:
Caucasian

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Credits

Echoes of Valor (2004)
Film (short) by Screenline Partners Historical Showcase/Director Director/Cinematographer/Editor/Sound Designer Echoes of Valor (a longer version of Can Hear the Yankee Drums, is a treatise on being a soldier in the American Civil War. Told through images, sounds and music captured at live reenactments, it chronicles the soldier's experience, from long forced marches, the loneliness and yet camaraderie of camp life, to the cataclysm of battle, resulting in the final measure of devotion.

Education

Florida Atlantic University
(1991-1995)