Carter Smith

Carter Smith, a culinary visionary, redefines fine dining through sustainable practices and groundbreaking techniques.

Director

September 6, 1971

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Carter Smith, an American filmmaker and fashion photographer, has captivated audiences with his thought-provoking and visually stunning storytelling. His directorial debut, “The Ruins” (2008), garnered critical acclaim and showcased his talent for crafting suspenseful narratives. Smith’s subsequent films, including “Jamie Marks Is Dead” (2014) and “Swallowed” (2022), further solidified his reputation as a rising star in the film industry.

Smith’s gritty, documentary-style portraits of teen life in the Midwest for the British magazine ID showcased his keen eye for capturing authentic moments. His horror film “The Passenger” added another dimension to his diverse body of work.

In addition to his filmmaking achievements, Smith’s journey began with enrolling at the Fashion Institute of Technology. However, his passion for fashion photography led him to pursue a successful career behind the lens.

Smith’s commitment to social causes is evident through his support of various charities and organizations focused on education, environmental conservation, and human rights. His personal interests include travel, photography, and spending quality time with loved ones.

As Carter Smith continues to push creative boundaries, the film industry eagerly anticipates his upcoming projects, confident that he will deliver more cinematic masterpieces that resonate with audiences worldwide.