Kyle Provencio Reingold

Kyle Provencio Reingold (b. 1996, Pasadena, CA) is a Chicano/Middle-Eastern/Jewish-American filmmaker, photographer, artist, and educator living in Oxnard, CA. The films KPR has directed and produced are currently on exhibition and have screened at: The Huntington, The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, The Smithsonian, Disney+/Hulu/ABC, the Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF), Urbanworld Film Festival, AFI Fest and NVISION Latino Film Festival. In 2023, KPR received the inaugural Ted Walch award for Teaching & Mentorship from Harvard Westlake’s WESTFlIX Film Festival for his dedication to educating the next generation of great storytellers as the Program Director at Ghetto Film School, L.A. a non-profit film & arts organization, and he produced a Silver Clio Award winning branded film for Hispanic Heritage month with Disney & GFS.

KPR is a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Kanbar Institute of Film and TV, BFA, 2018 and is currently studying at California Institute of the Arts, Photography & Media, MFA, 2028.