Kevin Stewart

Kevin Stewart (also credited as Kevin Paulo Stewart and Kevin P. Stewart) is a Paris-born screen artist best known for his work behind the camera. Born on May 6, 1986 in France and raised in Portugal until his late teens, he followed an early obsession with movies to Los Angeles, where he studied film and television at Loyola Marymount University—building a reputation for combining story instincts with sharp technical craft.

While still in college, Stewart and longtime collaborator Jordan Downey made the micro-budget feature ThanksKilling, a DIY breakout that later became a cult favorite. He continued to expand his cinematography profile after graduation, becoming a key camera talent for Funny or Die and shooting projects with major performers, while also moving between narrative work and brand-driven productions.

Stewart’s visual storytelling has carried into higher-profile features, including the Rosa Parks biopic Behind the Movement and Blumhouse’s Unfriended: Dark Web. In parallel, he kept developing his own scripts and films, reuniting with Downey on the indie fantasy-horror The Head Hunter, which earned multiple festival honors and a cinematography award.

Among his notable credits, Stewart appears in the ThanksKilling universe as Greg and, in ThanksKilling 3, as Rhonda Worm / PluckMaster / Meowmir—showcasing a playful on-screen side alongside his primary camera work.