Dav Kaufman is a multi-talented individual who has made a significant impact in the world of filmmaking and writing. His literary achievements are impressive, with his novel, "Lake Desire", published by Crotalus Publishing in 2003, receiving widespread critical acclaim.
In addition to his fiction work, Dav has also made a name for himself in the realm of non-fiction. His contributions to the coffee table book "North: Stories and Photographs", also published by Crotalus Publishing in 2004, have been highly praised. Furthermore, his photographs and writings have been featured in several prominent magazines, including Reptiles Magazine, Boundary Waters Journal, and Rise Magazine.
Dav is also recognized as one of the co-founders of the Wild River Music, Comedy & Film Festival, which took place in St. Paul, Minnesota from September 6-10, 2006. This eclectic festival boasted an impressive lineup of over thirty music acts, headlined by the legendary Al Green, as well as a selection of local comedians and more than fifty independent films from around the world.
Dav's feature film debut, "13 Hours in a Warehouse", has garnered significant recognition, including the prestigious Gold Remi Award and the "Best Horror Film" title at the 2008 Indie Spirit Film Festival. The film's critical acclaim has been widespread, cementing Dav's reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
