With Forever Young Productions & Kent Moorhead, you get a true Southern filmmaker.

Kent Moorhead learned filmmaking at NYU in the late '70s. But he also has a deep knowledge of the South: the past and the present, its richness and its problems. Its people. And its history.

He makes films about Civil Rights & the Civil War. Films about education and economic development. Films about religion and segregation. And about integration & diversity.

He has been a cameraman and editor for over thirty years; he works in both these positions for other filmakers in the US and also in Europe.

Kent Moorhead has traveled extensively and now lives in Sweden for much of the year -- which is why there's a Swedish translation of this page. But he always comes back to the South; Forever Young Productions is based in Oxford, Mississippi.

Use the menu on the left to learn more about Kent Moorhead's crew work, about his films and about his teaching. throughout the site, many of the images change on a mouseover, a click on the rollover sometimes activates a link – there's a lot to discover. So welcome to Forever Young!

 

Kent Moorhead was both cinematographer and editor for these two Swedish documentaries. To the left is "Kaysa: tjejer på Stan" (Kaysa: girls on the town), which was broadcast on SVT, Swedish public television in 2010. To the right is a wrestling scene from Idrottslyftet (Sports Initiative), which told the story of a successful teenage sports program in a Stockholm suburb.

Kent Moorhead

kmoorh@aol.com

In US: 662-816-7253

In Europe call:  +468 64 47 885
Europe mobile:   +46 762 34 35 69

Click above to learn about Kent Moorhead's award winning documentary, "The Most Segregated Hour"

Forever Young is currently producing a series of films for a Civil War Museum in Mississippi. Here the black artillerymen of the 12th United States Colored Heavy Artillery fire an authentic Civil War cannon at a reenactment in Richmond, Kentucky.

Click to learn more about this program, "a new way to break down race walls".