Ron Krauss

Ronald Krauss is a multi-award winning filmmaker known for creating many music videos and commercials. After graduating Syracuse University, his first film Puppies For Sale, starring Academy Award winner Jack Lemmon won "Best Short Film" in over twenty prestigious film festivals worldwide and was released theatrically accompanying Disney's re-release of The Little Mermaid. Ronald became the first recipient of the Kodak Vision Award presented by George Lucas. Shortly after, he would write and direct several feature films including the teen drama Rave and the James Spader Sci-Fi thriller, Alien Hunter. Working in television, he created the NBC series Chicken Soup for the Soul based on the best-selling books and received an Emmy Award nomination for his work on the series Beyond The Glory. Known for his signature storytelling, Ronald's work continues to grow with audiences worldwide. His acclaimed feature film Gimme Shelter, starring Vanessa Hudgens, Rosario Dawson, Brendan Fraser and James Earl Jones is a continuation of his success playing to audiences across the globe making Ronald one of today's most celebrated filmmakers.