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Sean Baker

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American director, producer, and screenwriter (born 1971)
For other people named Sean Baker, seeSean Baker (disambiguation).

Sean Baker
Baker in 2024
Born
Sean S. Baker

(1971-02-26)February 26, 1971 (age 54)
EducationNew York University (BFA)
Occupations
  • Filmmaker
  • editor
Years active2000–present
SpouseSamantha Quan

Sean Baker (born February 26, 1971) is an American filmmaker. He is a director, writer, editor, and producer ofindependent narrative feature films which are most often about the lives ofmarginalized people, especially immigrants andsex workers. He made his directorial film debut withFour Letter Words (2000) and co-created the television characterGreg the Bunny. Baker has since directed seven feature films:Take Out (2004),Prince of Broadway (2008),Starlet (2012),Tangerine (2015),The Florida Project (2017),Red Rocket (2021), andAnora (2024).

Baker has receivedseveral accolades. ForAnora, he received thePalme d'Or and, alongside his wifeSamantha Quan, theBritish Academy Film Award for Best Casting, before proceeding to win, forAnora,Best Picture,Best Director,Best Original Screenplay andBest Film Editing at the97th Academy Awards. He is the first person to individually win four Oscars for the same filmin a single ceremony.[a]

Early life and education

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Baker was born inSummit, New Jersey.[1] He grew up in theShort Hills area ofMillburn and inBranchburg, New Jersey.[2] His mother was a teacher and his father was apatent attorney, who once represented Baker and his production company in a dispute over the title of his filmTake Out.[3][4] Baker has a sister who is a professionalsynth-pop musician and aproduction designer, who has contributed to his films in both capacities.[5][6][7]

Baker became obsessed with homemade movies at a young age after his mother took him to seeUniversal Monster films being shown at the local library.[8] While attendingGill St. Bernard's High School ('89)[9] in Somerset and Morris counties, Baker worked as a projectionist at theWellmont Theater inMontclair. He worked as a taxi driver during his college years.[10] He received his BFA degree in film studies fromNew York University through theTisch School of the Arts.[11] He was scheduled to receive his degree in 1992, but dropped out to get experience makingindustrial films and TV commercials before returning to graduate in 1998.[2] He also studiednon-linear editing atThe New School inGreenwich Village in Manhattan.[12]

Career

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2000–2014: Directorial debut and early work

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Baker's first feature film wasFour Letter Words (2000), a film revolving around the looks, views, attitudes, and language of young men in America. He wrote, directed, and edited the film.[13] Baker is one of the original creators of the sitcomGreg the Bunny (2002–2006), starringSeth Green andEugene Levy. It is based on a series of short segments which Baker directed and wrote. The series aired on theIndependent Film Channel and was in turn derived from a public-access television show calledJunktape.[14] In 2010, Baker, Spencer Chinoy, andDan Milano created a spinoff calledWarren the Ape; the series aired on MTV and was canceled after one season.[15]

He madeTake Out (2004), which he co-wrote, co-directed, co-edited, and co-produced with frequent collaboratorShih-Ching Tsou on a budget of $3000.[16] The film revolves around an undocumentedChinese immigrant falling behind on payments on a smuggling debt, leaving him only one day to come up with the money. The film's world premiere was at theSlamdance Film Festival inLos Angeles on January 18, 2004. After it was screened at over 25 film festivals a legal dispute withSeth Landau, who was planning to release a film with the same name, delayed its release until June 6, 2008.[17][4]

Baker atKVIFF inPrague, July 2009

Baker's third feature film,Prince of Broadway, premiered at theLos Angeles Film Festival on June 22, 2008.[18] The film follows aGhanaian immigrant selling knock-off merchandise in Manhattan who discovers that he has a son.[19] He directed, wrote, co-produced, shot, and edited the film. Baker also self-financed the distribution and advertising of the film.[20]Take Out andPrince of Broadway were nominated for theIndependent Spirit John Cassavetes Award at the same ceremony in 2008.[21] Baker next directedStarlet, which was co-written withChris Bergoch, and starsDree Hemingway andBesedka Johnson.Starlet explores the unlikely friendship between 21-year-old Jane (Hemingway) and 85-year-old Sadie (Johnson), two women whose lives intersect in California'sSan Fernando Valley. The world premiere for the film was atSXSW on March 11, 2012[22] and it was given a limited release on November 9, 2012.[23]

2015–2022: Breakthrough and acclaim

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Baker’s next film,Tangerine centers atransgendersex worker who discovers her boyfriend andpimp has been cheating on her. The film was shot using threeiPhone 5S smartphones, and received praise for its groundbreaking filmmaking techniques.[24]Tangerine featuresKitana Kiki Rodriguez,Mya Taylor,Karren Karagulian,Mickey O'Hagan, andJames Ransone, and it was executive-produced byMark Duplass andJay Duplass. Baker again co-wrote the script with Bergoch; Baker co-produced, co-shot, and edited the film. It had its world premiere at the2015 Sundance Film Festival on January 23, 2015,[25] and was given a limited release on July 10, 2015.[26] It received extremely positive reviews, and holds a 96% rating onRotten Tomatoes.[27]

In 2016, Baker directedSnowbird, a short fashion film starring modelAbbey Lee forKenzo. It was also shot only using iPhones.[28] His sixth major feature film,The Florida Project, premiered in theDirectors' Fortnight section of the2017 Cannes Film Festival[29] and was theatrically released in the United States on October 6, 2017, byA24. Baker edited the film himself and co-wrote the script with his frequent collaborator Chris Bergoch. The plot follows a 6-year-old girl living in a motel with her rebellious mother inGreater Orlando as they try to stay out of trouble and make ends meet. The film was praised for its performances (particularly that ofWillem Dafoe as the motel manager andBrooklynn Prince as Moonee, a six-year-old girl) as well as for Baker's direction, and was chosen by both theNational Board of Review and theAmerican Film Institute as one of the top 10 films of the year.[30][31] Dafoe earned Best Supporting Actor nominations at theOscars,Golden Globes andBAFTA Awards, and Prince won the Critics Choice Movie Award for Best Young Performer.[32][33][34]

In June 2018, Baker was invited to be a member of the directors and writers branch of theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.[35] In October 2018, he was the head of the film jury at theMumbai International Film Festival inMumbai, India.[36]

I am an ally and have literally devoted my career to tell stories that remove stigma and normalize lifestyles that are under attack. I would never do anything that could possibly hurt the community.

Baker inLos Angeles Times, Aug 28, 2020

In March 2021, Baker released short filmKhaite FW21 produced for fashion lineKhaite to promote its Fall/Winter 2021 lineup.Sean Price Williams served as cinematographer.[37][38][39]

Baker directed the feature film,Red Rocket which starsSimon Rex as Mikey, a pornographic actor returning to his hometown inTexas. Baker directed, co-wrote and co-produced the film with his usual team ofBergoch andTsou among others. Filming took place in secret amidst theCOVID-19 pandemic, but "industry-standard safety protocols" were observed. The film received astanding ovation at the2021 Cannes Film Festival.[40][41] It was released in the US by A24 on December 10.[42]

In 2023, Baker was the executive producer onLove in the Time of Fentanyl, a documentary[43][44] which premiered at theDOXA Documentary Film Festival in May 2022.[45]

2023–present:Anora and accolades

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Baker at theCannes Film Festival in 2024

In October 2023, his next feature filmAnora, starringMikey Madison, was officially announced after distribution rights were acquired byFilmNation.[46][47] At a press conference during the2024 Cannes Film Festival, where the film premiered, Baker spoke about the topic ofintimacy coordinators: "I think with intimacy coordination, it's a case-by-case basis, film by film basis. If an actor requests one, 100% [...] But I have directed approximately 10 sex scenes throughout my career, and I'm very comfortable doing so. It is our No. 1 priority to keep our actors safe, protected, comfortable and involved in the process".[48] ForAnora, Baker became the first American director to win thePalme d'Or sinceTerrence Malick in 2011.[49] In 2025, Baker won theAcademy Awards forBest Picture,Best Director,Best Screenplay, andBest Editing.[50] He matchedWalt Disney's record formost Oscars won by a single person in one night[51] and became the first person to win four Oscars for a single film.[52]

In 2025, Baker served as co-writer, producer and editor onLeft-Handed Girl directed by frequent collaboratorShih-Ching Tsou, which will premiere at the2025 Cannes Film Festival in theCritics' Week section.[53][54]

Prospective projects

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With regards to developing multiple projects at the same time, Baker has stated he "can't creatively juggle." He elaborated that after the success ofThe Florida Project, he received offers from various studios and producers. "I was actually feeling very torn because I literally could not focus on one project while trying to develop [another]." Encouraged by advice from Danish filmmakerLars von Trier, Baker left a television series that had beengreenlit and began working on his next film instead, which was then cancelled as result of theCOVID-19 pandemic.[55] The latter was described as an "ambitious" character-driven drama set against the backdrop of theopioid epidemic.[56] Baker likened the project to the 2008 biopicMilk. "It's too big of a movie. [...] I need[ed] hundreds of people to be on the street, marching and stuff, and that [couldn't] happen."[57]

In August 2018, Baker mused shooting another project back-to-back as the planned drug activist film. Little else is known other than that he expected to write it with co-collaboratorChris Bergoch, and that it would be a contemporary piece potentially set outside the U.S. He explained that while the setting might be international, the film would still serve as a commentary on American issues. Baker also revealed ambitions to someday direct anaction film, emphasizing the need for a strong script that would combine action with socio-political themes, and citedSorcerer as a model example.[58]

In August 2020, actressBella Thorne announced that Baker would be directing a documentary about her experiences opening anOnlyFans account, but he quickly denied the rumor as Thorne's suspicious behavior was blamed for restrictions affecting all sex workers on the site.[59][60][61]

As of December 2021, Baker was reportedly prepping a potential television series spinoff of his 2015 filmTangerine. He was inspired to do a TV show version ofTangerine as a way to help propel the career of trans actressMya Taylor, who would play the lead in the project. In terms offranchise films, Baker has expressed interest inFast & Furious, stating that he would jump at the chance to direct one because he'd "be able to play with cars and crashes."[62]

In July 2023, Baker stated that a career goal of his was to work witherotic film actressLaura Gemser, expressing his desire to bring her back into the limelight and cast her as the lead.[63]

At theCannes 2024 press conference forAnora, Baker stated that his next film would also involve asex worker.[48] "Just wait for the next one," he said later that year. "It's gonna piss the whole industry off."[64] On a January 2025 podcast episode, Baker revealed that he "[wants to] work" performer Sandy Kane, who had a bit part inThe Florida Project, into his next film somehow. He also acknowledged his tendency to "[lean] more intocomedy" with each new film, and that his follow-up toAnora would carry on in that tradition.[65] He planned to beginlocation scouting for the project as early as April 2025, giving no official details but teasing that "it might have aJonathan Demme feel."[66][67] Though not confirmed officially, it will likely feature a cast of Italian actors—includingVera Gemma—and be possibly shot inItaly.[68] A previous rumor had indicated that Gemma would portray an older prostitute.[69] By June however, Baker would express uncertainty in choosing a follow-up project; "I'm still exploring some ideas."[70]

Personal life

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Baker with wife Samantha Quan atTIFF 2024 inToronto for the premiere ofAnora

Baker is married toSamantha Quan, a producer on three of his films.[71] As of July 2021, they had two dogs, Bunsen and Boonee, the latter of whom played the titular character in his 2012 filmStarlet.[72][73] Boonee died in 2023.[74]

Baker said at a 2024 press conference inCannes, France, that he believessex work should be "decriminalized and not in any way regulated, because it's a sex worker's body and it's up to them to decide how they will use it in their livelihood."[48] Baker was an opiate addict in his 20s.[75]

Style and influences

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Baker has established a reputation for portraying outcasts and characters from underrepresented andmarginalized subcultures, frequentlyundocumented immigrants andsex workers, in decidedly humane and compassionate scenarios.[76][77][48] His films have stirred and encouraged a debate aboutsexual morality.[78]

Baker's influences includeKen Loach,[79]Spike Lee,Federico Fellini,Jim Jarmusch,Mike Leigh,Steven Spielberg,[80]Éric Rohmer,Lars Von Trier,John Cassavetes, andHal Ashby among others.[81] Baker has said that he consciously includesEaster egg references to other movies in his filmography.[82] For example, a billboard advertising a performance by the character named Strawberry fromRed Rocket can be seen near the end ofAnora.[83]

Filmography

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Films

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YearTitleDirectorWriterProducerEditorDoPNotes
2000Four Letter WordsYesYesNoYesNo
2004Take OutYesYesYesYesYesCo-directed withShih-Ching Tsou
2008Prince of BroadwayYesYesYesYesYes
2012StarletYesYesYesYesNo
2015TangerineYesYesYesYesYes
2017The Florida ProjectYesYesYesYesNo
2021Red RocketYesYesYesYesNo
2024AnoraYesYesYesYesNo
2025Left-Handed GirlNoYesYesYesNo

Executive producer

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Short films

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YearTitleDirectorWriterProducerEditor
2016SnowbirdYesYesYesYes
2021Khaite FW21YesNoNoYes

Television

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YearTitleDirectorWriterProducerCreatorRole
2002–2006Greg the BunnyYesYesNoYesAlso editor and cinematographer
2010Warren the ApeYesYesYesYes

Reoccurring actors

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Baker is known to re-cast previous actors in his films, in both main and supporting roles. Some crew members appear incameos in his later films.

Reoccurring actors
ActorFilms
Four Letter WordsTake OutPrince of BroadwayStarletTangerineThe Florida ProjectRed RocketAnora
Paul WeissmanYesYes
Vincent RadwinskyYesYes
Karren KaragulianYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Artyom TrubnikovYesYes
Charles JangYesYes
Baqi Abdush-ShaheedYesYes
Tony RoachYesYes
Victoria TateYesYes
Edward PaganYesYes
Michael SergioYesYes
Kurt LeitnerYesYes
Chris BergochYesYesYes
Mickey O’HaganYesYesYesYes
James RansoneYesYes
Jonathan StrombergYesYes
Josh SussmanYesYes
Shih-Ching TsouYesYesYes
Brittney RodriguezYesYes

Awards and nominations

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AwardDate of ceremonyCategoryWorkResultRef.
Independent Spirit AwardsFebruary 21, 2009John Cassavetes AwardTake OutNominated[85]
Prince of BroadwayNominated
February 23, 2013Robert Altman AwardStarletWon[86]
John Cassavetes AwardNominated[87]
February 27, 2016Best DirectorTangerineNominated[88]
March 3, 2018The Florida ProjectNominated[89]
February 22, 2025Best FeatureAnoraWon[90]
Best DirectorWon
Satellite AwardsFebruary 11, 2018Best DirectorThe Florida ProjectNominated[91]
Best Original ScreenplayNominated
Detroit Film Critics SocietyDecember 7, 2017Director of the YearWon[92]
New York Film Critics CircleNovember 30, 2017Best DirectorWon[93]
January 8, 2024Best ScreenplayAnoraWon[94]
Chicago Film Critics AssociationDecember 12, 2017Best EditingThe Florida ProjectNominated[95][96]
London Film Critics' CircleJanuary 28, 2018Director of the YearWon[97]
Los Angeles Film Critics AssociationDecember 8, 2024Best DirectorAnoraRunner-up[98]
Best ScreenplayRunner-up
Dorian AwardsJanuary 31, 2018Director of the YearThe Florida ProjectNominated[99]
Provincetown International Film FestivalJune 16, 2018Filmmaker on the Edge Award—Honored[100]
Detroit Film Critics SocietyDecember 6, 2021Best DirectorRed RocketNominated[101][102]
Gotham AwardsNovember 29, 2021Best ScreenplayNominated[103]
Chicago Film Critics AssociationDecember 15, 2021Best Original ScreenplayNominated[104][105]
Cannes Film FestivalMay 25, 2024Palme d'OrAnoraWon[106]
Imagine Film FestivalNovember 2, 2024Silver Scream AwardWon[107]
Gotham AwardsDecember 2, 2024Best FeatureNominated[108]
Best DirectorNominated
Capri Hollywood International Film FestivalJanuary 2, 2025Best Original ScreenplayWon[109]
Golden Globe AwardsJanuary 5, 2025Best DirectorNominated[110]
Best ScreenplayNominated
Critics' Choice AwardsFebruary 7, 2025Best PictureWon[111]
Best DirectorNominated
Best Original ScreenplayNominated
Best Film EditingNominated
Directors Guild of America AwardsFebruary 8, 2025Outstanding Director – Feature FilmWon[112]
Producers Guild of America AwardsFebruary 8, 2025Best Theatrical Motion PictureWon
AACTA International AwardsFebruary 11, 2025Best ScreenplayNominated[113]
Writers Guild of America AwardsFebruary 15, 2025Best Original ScreenplayWon[114]
BAFTA AwardsFebruary 16, 2025Best PictureNominated[115]
Best DirectorNominated
Best Original ScreenplayNominated
Best CastingWon
Best EditingNominated
Academy AwardsMarch 2, 2025Best PictureWon[116]
Best DirectorWon
Best Original ScreenplayWon
Best Film EditingWon
David di Donatello AwardsMay 7, 2025Best International FilmWon[117]
Golden Horse AwardsNovember 22, 2025Best Original ScreenplayLeft-Handed GirlPending[118]
Best Film EditingPending

Notes

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  1. ^Walt Disney also won four awards at a single ceremony, but those Oscars were for four different films. Baker's were for the same film. ForParasite, Bong Joon Ho also received four Oscars, but according to the Academy, one of them (Best International Feature Film) is considered a collective award for the submitting country, the director, and the film creatives as a whole.

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    A breve l'attrice sarà impegnata col film di Sean Baker, in cui interpreta una matura prostituta.
    Ma SuperSimo non demorde e continua a corteggiarla.
    (Oggi)"     (Tweet) (in Italian) – viaTwitter.
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