Paul Hunt

Personal Info

Know For

Directing

Gender

Male

Birthday

1943-10-14 (68 years old)

Deathday

2011-09-13

Place of Birth

Redondo Beach, California, USA

Paul Hunt

Biography

Paul Hunt began making films in 1965 under the pseudonym H.P. Edwards. His first film was The Psychedelics (1966), followed by Blow the Man Down (1968), "Jefferson Hotel" (1966), "Sweet Smoke" (1967) and 60+ others. He was also the cinematographer and editor on most of them. His company, Canyon Films, became one of the largest distributors of underground films in America (future director Lewis Teague was at that time running the Cinematèque in Hollywood where Hunt's films debuted). Under his pseudonym Hunt worked for directors such as Bethel Buckalew, William Rotsler, Gary Graver, Manuel Conde, Lee Frost and others as a cinematographer, gaffe...

Acting

1973

The Clones

as Physician

2018

The Other Side of the Wind

as Documentary Filmmaker

1977

The Great Gundown

as Jim the Gunsel

1968

Four Kinds of Love

as Paul (uncredited)

1969

The Scavengers

as Sgt. Ivers

1968

Mantis in Lace

as Blonde Audience Member

Production

1990

Demon Wind

as Producer

1971

The Toy Box

as Producer

1971

The Toy Box

as Cinematography

1973

The Clones

as Director

1969

1969

1971

1992

Merlin

as Director

1992

Merlin

as Writer

1975

3 A.M.

as Sound Editor

2018

1975

You and Me

as Editor

2018

The Other Side of the Wind

as Sound Recordist

1977

1987

1987

1987

Twisted Nightmare

as Director of Photography

1969

The Harem Bunch

as Director

1969

1973

The Clones

as Original Story

1973

The Clones

as Producer

1969

1968

1978

Deathsport

as Sound

1978

Deathsport

as Additional Photography

1968

You

as Director

1966

The Psychedelics

as Director

1977

1975

Death Race 2000

as Additional Camera

1985

Playing with Fire

as Cinematography

1976

1969

The Scavengers

as Original Music Composer

1969

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