- Loren Hammonds is a NYC native who has worked in the film & entertainment industry for over 20 years. He is the founder of Known Quantity Films, a creative consultancy based in New York City. For the past 5 years he held the role of Head of Documentary at TIME Studios, overseeing the expansion of nonfiction feature, episodic, and immersive programming. He was previously Vice President of Immersive Programming at Tribeca Enterprises and Senior Programmer at Tribeca Festival. Loren has worked extensively in production in feature film and variety specials as well as in various curatorial roles for The Gotham (formerly IFP) , Tribeca All-Access, Hamptons International Film Festival, and Bogota Independent Film Festival (IndieBo).
He most recently produced Frida (Amazon MGM Studios), which is set to premiere at Sundance in 2024. He also executive produced The Territory (Nat Geo), which premiered at Sundance 2022, (winner of the World Cinema Documentary Audience Award) and Katrina Babies (HBO), which premiered at Tribeca Festival 2022 (winner of the Best New Documentary Director Award). His views on cinematic and immersive storytelling have been featured in several publications and programs, including The New York Times, BBC Click, NPR, The Today Show, and Vice. He has also been featured as a guest speaker at Cannes Film Festival, SXSW, Columbia University's Digital Storytelling Lab, Mutek, Pratt Institute, Scuola Holden, P&G Signal, and more.
- IMDb mini biography by: The Cinematic Advances
- Loren has contributed to the musical score and/or soundtrack of several popular films as a member of live hip-hop group Dujeous. Their music appears in feature films such as Half Nelson, Blue Crush, Kings & Queen, and more.
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