Rick Alverson, a talented filmmaker from Richmond, Virginia, born in 1971, has made a profound and lasting impact on the film industry with his feature films.
Larry Alverson's cinematic journey began to unfold before his venture into the realm of Entertainment, where his dramatic feature film, "The Comedy", made a notable appearance in the highly competitive lineup at the prestigious 2012 Sundance Film Festival. As a result of its impressive showing, the film was subsequently distributed by the renowned Tribeca Film.
Interestingly, Alverson's foray into feature filmmaking commenced with the 2011 release of "New Jerusalem", a project that showcased his collaborative spirit as both writer and director. This marked a significant milestone in his career, preceding the 2010 release of "The Builder", another notable achievement that demonstrated his growing prowess as a filmmaker.
Not only has Alverson made a name for himself as a director, but he has also expanded his creative horizons by delving into the realm of music. His expertise has been sought after by a diverse array of artists, as he has directed music videos for the likes of Sharon Van Etten, Bonny Prince Billy, Benjamin Booker, and Angel Olsen, among numerous others.
In addition to his music video work, Alverson has also explored the world of music as a recording artist. He has released an impressive nine records under the auspices of Jagjaguwar, with his most recent album with his band Spokane having been released in the year 2007.
