Peter Care

Peter Care (b. 1953, UK) began his career in his native Britain, directing documentaries, short films, commercials and music videos. He teamed up with the band Cabaret Voltaire to create the video “Sensoria,” one of the first three videos acquired by New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). After moving to the USA he directed videos for Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, Roy Orbison, R.E.M. and Tina Turner. In 1995 he made the live concert film R.E.M.: Road Movie, which received rave reviews. In addition to commercials (Coke, Levis, Lee Jeans, Microsoft), he also shot a feature film about American adolescents entitled The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys (2002, co-produced by Jodie Foster). Care received a Lifetime Achievement Award for his music videos in 2005 from the US-based Music Video Production Association.

47. MFF Karlovy Vary