"Growing up in a rural community in Utah, Caleb started directing films at a young age. Inspired by the cinematic genius of Orson Welles, Stanley Kubrick, Werner Herzog, Andrei Tarkovsky, and many more, Caleb has honed his craft across a diverse body of work. He has produced the feature film Chicken Coop and directed over 50 short films, showcasing his passion for storytelling and visual artistry. Caleb has shot films all over Mexico, including an almost-completed documentary about the Rarámuri people in the state of Chihuahua. To capture their story, he hiked and camped in some of the world’s most rugged mountains, visiting remote villages accessible only by foot. Caleb also had the opportunity to work with legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog during a workshop in the Canary Islands, further sharpening his skills under Herzog's mentorship. In addition to his filmmaking, Caleb runs a small wheat farm and manages animal production, balancing his creative pursuits with life on the land. He continues to prove himself as one of southern Utah's most talented up-and-coming directors."