Scott Hamilton Kennedy is a multi-talented filmmaker who has worn many hats throughout his career. As a writer, director, producer, cameraman, and editor, he has worked on a wide range of projects, including documentaries, scripted films, music videos, commercials, motion capture animation, scripted and reality television.
Kennedy's documentary work has garnered significant recognition, including an Academy Award nomination for "The Garden," which tells the story of a community garden and the struggles surrounding it. He has also directed "OT: our town," an Independent Spirit Award-nominated film about a high school play, and "Fame High," a critically acclaimed documentary that follows four students at a prestigious performing arts high school.
In addition to his documentary work, Kennedy has also directed music videos, including Jimmy Cliff's hit single "I Can See Clearly Now." His commercial work includes motion capture animation, and he has also worked on scripted and reality television projects.
Recently, Kennedy launched Time Capsule Movies, a production company that specializes in creating documentaries that capture special moments in people's lives. These documentaries are designed to be shared with future generations, providing a unique and lasting record of important events and milestones.
Kennedy's latest documentary, "Food Evolution," is a highly controversial and well-received film that explores the GMO controversy. Narrated by astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson, the film highlights the importance of using the scientific method to make informed decisions about food. The film has been screened on Capitol Hill, the National Academy of Sciences, the European Parliament, the FAO, and many other prominent venues.