Andrew Thomas Hunt

One of the founding partners of Raven Banner, Andrew Thomas Hunt is a Producer/Director/Writer/Editor. Andrew's feature-length debut Sweet Karma premiered at the 2009 Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal and was the catalyst for the formation of Raven Banner Entertainment - a worldwide sales company specializing in genre films. In 2012 Raven Banner Releasing was formed as the Canadian distribution arm for RBE, releasing such titles as Autopsy of Jane Doe, Turbo Kid, Baskin, Deathgasm, Come True, Bloodthirsty, and Gaspar Noe's Climax. In 2015 Northern Banner Releasing was formed to focus on non-genre films, such as Academy Award Nominated Embrace of the Serpent, The Happiest Day In The Life of Olli Maki, How To Plan An Orgy In A Small Town, Hello Destroyer, The Painted Bird, and Bruce La Bruce's Saint Narcisse. Additionally, Andrew has produced over two dozen films including V/H/S 94, Nail in the Coffin - The Fall & Rise of Vampiro, The Breach, Stakelander, Avenged, SXSW favourite Psycho Goreman, and Slamdance Audience Award winner Shoot To Marry. In 2018 Andrew got behind the camera again as director for his sophomore feature Spare Parts which had its World Premiere at Korea's prestigious BIFAN Film Festival and its European Premiere at Sitges. Andrew's third film as director The Fight Machine, based on acclaimed author Craig Davidson's novel The Fighter, had its World Premiere at Fantasia Festival in Montreal where it won the Gold Audience Award for Best Canadian Feature.