Scott Wurth

Gone are the days of long winded
narration and commentary

Out of the world of Commercial Design , fine Art and Antiques comes a documentary filmmaker who is turning heads. Gone are the days of long winded narration and commentary.

Scott Wurth is an Australian filmmaker who trained in the USA, graduating from the Art Centre College Of Design, Pasadena California with a  Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1987.

A widely acclaimed still photographer, Wurth  was named digital photographer for New South Wales at the Professional  Photography Awards of 1996, where he also  won a gold medal and was runner-up in the Australian Portrait Photographer Of The Year category.

Tira Bakal (Striking Metal), a 25 minute documentary  on the Santos Family and their Holy Week ritual  in Pampanga, has already won best documentary and best director awards at  NEFFA (Nigerian Academy Accredited  Film  Festival)  in Lagos. It is showing at the Long Island International Film Expo, Philadelphia  Independent Film Festival, Indianapolis  International  Film Festival,  Revelation Perth International Film Festival  and Salento Film Festival.

Website: www.scottwurth.com