Kerstin Karlhuber is an award winning filmmaker and the founder of Silent Giant Productions. Her credits include two feature length films, national ad campaigns, original television content and several award winning short films. Silent Giant's first feature film, "Fair Haven", has been called, "deftly and meticulously directed”, "A Don't-Miss Indie" –Film Independent, and “A stirring, well-acted, tenderly wrought story" -LA Times.

"Fair Haven" was selected by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to be featured in the Permanent Core Collection at the Academy Film Archive and Library. The facility is one of the world’s preeminent research facilities dedicated to preserving the artform and industry of motion pictures. "Fair Haven" received a US and European theatrical release. It then became a #1 bestselling title on Amazon in multiple territories and domestically and was acquired by Showtime as a featured title. Silent Giant’s second feature film "After All" is currently in post production.

Kerstin has worked extensively in television; producing, writing and directing original content and ad campaigns. Her short films have received awards and high praise on the festival circuit. Kerstin holds a master's degree in film production from Boston University and undergraduate degrees in musical theater from The American Musical and Dramatic Academy and The New School. Kerstin, her husband, and 2 rescue dogs are based in Los Angeles but are restoring an 1800's farmhouse in Vermont where they hope to one day split their time.