Kevin Ford is a filmmaker who finds the story inside chaos.

He started in the late '90s co-directing Three Days, a Jane's Addiction documentary that premiered at Slamdance. Twenty-five years on, his subjects have moved from rock bands to nuclear policy, political division, and the criminal justice system. He directed Everything Is Stolen and By The River (produced by Adrien Brody), and co-directed 67 Bombs to Enid, executive produced by Errol Morris and named Best Documentary at deadCenter. He also co-directed The Bomb, which opened Berlinale and closed Tribeca.

He works just as often on other directors' films. He produced, shot, and edited Chris Smith's Netflix documentary Sr., Best Documentary at the National Board of Review, and shot, edited, and co-produced Jim Stern's American Chaos for Sony Pictures Classics.