Bill Fulkerson

Hailing from Massachusetts, Bill Fulkerson is a New England creative of a different breed. He hosts and produces the weekly podcast "Outside The Cinema," a humorous and well-informed show that has dissected cult cinema for over 13 years with 700 episodes and counting. He has been an invited guest in various documentaries and podcasts to showcase his knowledge of cult film.

"Survival Of The Film Freaks" is Bill's first venture to the other side of the camera, opting to write and direct a documentary to ask and answer the question "Where is cult cinema in the age of technology?"

Bill began his creative endeavors by playing in bands and booking indie shows in the 1990s and 2000s, and his roots in DIY culture ring true in his current creative outputs as well. Bill has directed and produced a number of music videos and releases original music under the name “Burn Pile.” He recently released an award-winning short documentary, “Safer Spaces,” which chronicles musician and activist Shawna Potter and her work to further feminism and equality in all spaces we gather.

Bill is currently in production with several creative projects and has experience with corporate video production in a number of industries spanning health care, sports, and audio engineering.

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Kyle Kuchta

Kyle Kuchta is a an award-winning filmmaker, passionate and creative person based out of New London, CT.
Kuchta started his career as a teen with Southeastern Connecticut Filmmakers (SECT) before going to study film at Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts. His first feature, 2013's Fantasm, doubled as his senior thesis and was well received, playing at conventions and film festivals across the United States.
2018’s feature documentary about cult cinema, Survival Of The Film Freaks, has screened and won awards at Knoxville Horror Film Festival, Shawna Shea Film Festival, Sin City Horror Fest and more.
Kuchta has worked on projects for Screen Junkies, Nerdist, Megaforce Records, Synthetic Cinema International, and more. He is currently working with OTC Industries on a documentary about the life of musician Tim Landers, as well as developing his first narrative feature.