Years active 2004–present | Role Film writer Name Shane Carruth | |
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Occupation Film director, film producer, writer, editor, actor, musician Movies Upstream Color, Primer, A Topiary, Everything & Everythin, We'll Find Something Similar People Amy Seimetz, David Sullivan, Casey Gooden, Andrew Sensenig, David Lowery | ||
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Shane Carruth (born 1972) is an American film writer, composer, director, and actor. He is the writer, director, and co-star of the prize-winning science-fiction film Primer (2004). His second film, Upstream Color, was released in 2013. Carruth also composed the scores for both these films. In recognition of Carruth's idiosyncratic and, at times, bizarre filmmaking, director Steven Soderbergh told Entertainment Weekly, "I view Shane as the illegitimate offspring of David Lynch and James Cameron."
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Early life
Carruth was born in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in 1972. He attended Stephen F. Austin State University as a Mathematics major. Before becoming a filmmaker, he worked as a developer of flight simulation software.
Career
For his independent film Primer, Carruth wrote, directed, produced, and performed one of the two main roles, and composed the music. The film was honored at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival with the Grand Jury Prize and the Alfred P. Sloan Award. Carruth, a former software engineer with an undergraduate degree in mathematics, used his technical knowledge on the project.
David Sullivan, one of the leads in Primer, tweeted that "Shane Carruth's next project, A Topiary, is in the early stages of pre-production". Filmmaker Rian Johnson tweeted that it would feature a "mind-blowing sci-fi script." In 2010, several news sources reported that A Topiary was in the works and that the script had been written. There was already a website for the movie which, according to Carruth in an interview to io9, "The website for now is just a place mark as financing has yet to be completed. I'm cautiously optimistic that this can happen soon and couldn't be happier with the filmmakers that have committed to the project so far." However, the film (which Entertainment Weekly described as "a sci-fi epic about a group of kids who build a giant, animal-like creature") stalled, and in early 2013, Carruth told EW that it was "the thing I basically wasted my whole life on." Carruth no longer pursues the project; some VFX test footage of the film is visible in Upstream Color in a scene when a character is examining the video for technical flaws.
Carruth was rumored as having been consulted on time travel sequences for filmmaker Rian Johnson's science fiction film Looper, though it was later revealed that those sequences were too expensive to shoot. In an "Ask Me Anything" session on the site Reddit, Johnson said "He gave some notes on the script but wasn't involved beyond that, sadly."
On January 21, 2013, Carruth premiered his film Upstream Color at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival in the U.S. Dramatic Competition category. Carruth, Johnny Marshall, and Pete Horner won the U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Award for Sound Design for the film. Keith Kimbell wrote that it was the "most anticipated (and most difficult to describe) film in competition", and "most critics couldn't stop talking about it". The film was released via VHX on April 5, 2013.
He is currently working on his next film, The Modern Ocean, based on international shipping and the lives of those involved. On 12 August 2015, it was reported that The Modern Ocean was in pre-production. It was announced in November 2015 that The Modern Ocean would star an ensemble cast including Anne Hathaway, Keanu Reeves, Tom Holland and Daniel Radcliffe. Some of his music from Upstream Color has been featured in the 2016 documentary Tickled.
Personal life
As of January 2016, Carruth is engaged to Amy Seimetz.