John Jurko II (b. 1982)

Alias:
John A. Jurko II

Birthplace:
Yankee Lake, OH

Born:
April 24, 1982

John Jurko II is the lead director and producer who has overseen the completion of Rhino Man since 2018. After receiving a BA in Film Production and Philosophy, he lived in LA, where he worked in the camera department of many indie films. He then moved to Atlanta, where he was drawn to Rhino Man for its story and potential as a social impact project. He created and hosts The Rhino Man Podcast to further build awareness of the importance of rangers, the rhino poaching crisis, and our need to connect local communities to protected areas. John has presented to audiences such as His Royal Highness Prince William, government, international financial crime delegates, law enforcement, and conservation NGOs.

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Digital Imaging Technician:
2014  Starry Eyes
2015  Bone Tomahawk

Director:
2014  Starry Eyes
2015  Bone Tomahawk
2024  Rhino Man

Director of Photography:
2014  Fuck the Lake
2014  Starry Eyes
2015  Bone Tomahawk
2024  Rhino Man

First Assistant "A" Camera:
2014  Fuck the Lake
2014  Starry Eyes
2015  Bone Tomahawk
2022  Bean and the Babysitter
2024  Rhino Man

Producer:
2014  Fuck the Lake
2014  Starry Eyes
2015  Bone Tomahawk
2022  Bean and the Babysitter
2024  Rhino Man

Title Graphics:
2013  Feed Me
2014  Fuck the Lake
2014  Starry Eyes
2015  Bone Tomahawk
2022  Bean and the Babysitter
2024  Rhino Man

Writer:
2013  Feed Me
2014  Fuck the Lake
2014  Starry Eyes
2015  Bone Tomahawk
2022  Bean and the Babysitter
2024  Rhino Man

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