Scott Crary

Scott Crary, a renowned and acclaimed producer and director, made his debut on April 12, 1978, in the enchanting city of Honolulu, Hawaii, renowned for its awe-inspiring natural splendor and profound cultural legacy. As a masterful weaver of narratives, Crary has built a remarkable reputation within the industry by bringing his expertise to a diverse array of projects, including the highly acclaimed 2004 documentary "Kill Your Idols", the 2017 film "Queercore: How To Punk A Revolution", and the thought-provoking short film "The Sum of the Prey". Prior to embarking on his current creative pursuits, Scott Crary was married to Paola Alejandra Crary, a significant figure in his life who undoubtedly played a pivotal role in his personal and professional development.