Biography

Paul Krueger is an American director, cinematographer, and editor known for his inventive storytelling, cinematic efficiency, and genre-bending approach to filmmaking. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Krueger began making films at sixteen before pursuing a degree in Film and Media Arts at Temple University. After graduating, he relocated to Los Angeles in 2018 to build a full-time career in film.

He launched his career with the 10-episode web series Man of Action, followed by four seasons of the comedy series Boytalk. As the co-founder of Really Serious Films, Krueger has written, directed, and shot a wide range of projects, including the indie drama Moon River and the original pilot Murphy City. His work blends sharp comedy, emotional resonance, and bold visual storytelling with a distinct indie spirit.

Drawing inspiration from directors James Gunn, Edgar Wright, and Sam Raimi, Krueger's style is defined by fast-paced dialogue, quirky but heartfelt characters, and a love for inventive visuals. His background in cinematography and editing allows him to bring a hands-on, streamlined approach to every production, from concept to final cut.

Krueger continues to build a body of work dedicated to proving that powerful, entertaining stories can thrive outside the traditional Hollywood system.
- IMDb mini biography by: Really Serious Films