Brian Kruger is a twice-Emmy-nominated filmmaker, executive producer, and entrepreneur based in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. As president and executive producer at Stunt3 Multimedia since 2009, Kruger specializes in biographical documentaries and feature-length films that have appeared on PBS, ABC, and the Major League Baseball Network. His background is diverse—he was previously a professional comedian for nearly twenty years, founded the software company WoodWing USA, and taught at the high school and college level.

Kruger has produced several acclaimed documentaries, including “The Girl in Centerfield,” which chronicles the fight for gender equity in Little League, and “Black and Blue—the story of Ford, Ward, and the 1934 Michigan-Georgia Tech Football Game,” exploring social justice in sports. He is known for bringing historical stories to life and engaging audiences globally through both film and podcast production.

Founder and President- Stunt3 Multimedia

Founder and CEO- WoodWing USA

Director of North American Operations- Heidelberg/Linopress

Systems Analyst, Team Leader- Linopress Publishing Systems

Software Trainer and Marketing Assistant- Baseview Products

Professional Touring Comedian- Stunt Johnson Theater

Newspaper Reporter- Booth Newspapers

Adjunct Professor- Jackson College

High School Teacher – Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Schools

Guest Lecturer- Eastern Michigan University, The University of Michigan, New York University, Hillsdale College

Social Media Specialist
*  MIT- Sloan School of Management
*  Social Media Strategies
*  Micro-targeting
*  Viral Advertising
*  Influencer Marketing

Digital Media Consulting
*  Product Promotion
*  Text to Speech strategies (ADA Compliance)
*  Google Adwords and Analytics (Certified)

Motion Picture Production–IMDB
*  Producer
*  Director
*  Actor
*  Editor

Public Speaker/Presenter– TEDx
*  Corporate Speaker
*  Presenter of my films for Education and Group Settings

Location Scout- Motion Picture Production
*  Site evaluation
•  Community Relations and Liason Representation