Michael Stromenger

From Fargo Filmmaking

Michael Stromenger (b. March 11, 1979) is a writer, director, editor and graduate of Minnesota State University Moorhead. He worked as an editor/videographer at Prairie Public Television from 2006 until 2008. He now is employed by the Film Studies Department at Minnesota State University Moorhead.

A number of Stromenger's movies have appeared in the Fargo Film Festival, including Matryoshka, Death of Art and One in Nine.

Michael latest film, Cut, was produced by Kak Lee and screened at the 2008 Fargo Film Festival.

He is currently working on his next feature length script, Three Reasons (working title), and beginning the long process of gaining representation.

He currently lives in Fargo with his wife Aimee and their daughter Emilie.

Contents 1 Filmography 1.1 As Director 1.2 As Editor 1.3 As Writer 1.4 As Actor 1.5 As Cinematographer 1.6 As Production Assistant 1.7 As Sound Recordist 1.8 As Assistant Director 2 Awards 3 External Links

[edit] Filmography

[edit] As Director

• Cut (2007)
• One in Nine (2006)
• Date with an Alien (2006)
• Matryoshka (2005)
• Death of Art (2005)
• Anticipation (2005)
• A Doctor's Patience (2004)

[edit] As Editor

• Cut (2007)
• One in Nine (2006)
• Date with an Alien (2006)
• Matryoshka (2005)
• Death of Art (2005)
• Anticipation (2005)
• A Doctor's Patience (2004)

[edit] As Writer

• Cut (2007)
• One in Nine (2006)
• Matryoshka (2005)
• Death of Art (2005)
• Anticipation (2005)

[edit] As Actor

• Breath of a Shadow (2007)
• Senior Moments (2007)
• Death of Art (2005)
• Dead On (2004)
• Dark Highways (2003).... Dustin

[edit] As Cinematographer

• Library Rose (2006)
• Tonight (2005)

[edit] As Production Assistant

• Bill and Meriwether's Excellent Adventure (2006)
• Dead On (2004)

[edit] As Sound Recordist

• Don't Whistle (2005)
• Dead On (2004)

[edit] As Assistant Director

• Playing It Dead (2007)

[edit] Awards

• Best Original Screenplay, Matryoshka, 2nd Annual Rochester International Short Film Festival (2006)
• Best Editing, Death of Art, MSUM 48 Hour Film Fest (2005)
• Best Director, A Doctor's Patience, MSUM 48 Hour Film Fest (2004)

[edit] External Links

• Michael Stromenger at the Internet Movie Database
• Michael Stromenger at MySpace