Keva Rosenfeld

Keva Rosenfeld has been involved with documentaries on everything from teenage pregnancy to prostitution, from cowboys in prison to a behind-the-scenes look at Steve Speilberg.

Keva’s documentary “All American High” received an NEA grant and was shown at over 30 international festivals. Sneak Previews called it ” a brilliantly conceived motion picture” and the Los Angeles Times critic said it was  “the most cheerfully terrifying movie I think I’ve ever seen.”

Keva’s feature “Twenty Bucks” (Columbia/Tristar), starred Elisabeth Shue, David Schwimmer, Linda Hunt, Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi and Christopher Lloyd. The film won the Critic’s Award at the Deauville Film Festival.

Keva’s public service work includes anti-drug, cancer awareness, and recycling campaigns featuring Bette Midler, Randy Newman, Ozzy Osbourne, Queen Latifah and B.B. King. He’s also directed shorts for the Unitied Nations on the fight against world poverty.

Keva has directed commercials are for such diverse clients, around the world, as Nissan, Pepsi, McDonalds, Disney, French Telecom and Gatorade.  Among his industry awards is a Silver Lion at Cannes.

Keva is also a commercial and fine arts photographer represented by G. Ray Hawkins Gallery in L.A.