Adam Kaufman is one of Hollywood’s most sought-after trailer editors. He won the Key Art Award for his “Casino Royale;” trailer and has been nominated repeatedly for Key Arts and Golden Trailers. Kaufman has played a central role in the openings of some of Hollywood’s biggest films including: “Kill Bill;” “Starsky and Hutch;” “Master and Commander;” “Spider-man 1, 2 and 3” and helped launch the very successful Create Advertising, as creative director.

Kaufman wrote and directed the film, “Faith,” which took top awards at major film festivals throughout the country. Leonard Maltin called it “A remarkably self-assured piece of filmmaking,” and Rex Reed added, “A first rate film.” Adam has also directed several TV commercials with his Nike Break Dance spot generating considerable industry buzz.

In directing and editing his first feature, “The Metrosexual,” Kaufman has applied the same techniques that have made his trailers so popular. "The Metrosexual" won 12 Film Festivals in 2007 and 2008 and Rex Reed called the film, "Perfect." Kaufman's distinctive skills as a director combined with his edgy cutting style makes him an exciting addition to the Hollywood landscape.