SAMSON MÜCKE, originally from Munich, Germany, began his career as a commercial and music video producer for the European market.

Mücke’s move into feature films came early on as he forged a relationship with world-renowned director Wim Wenders. Together, they have made four films, including two critically acclaimed award-winning independents, “Land Of Plenty,” which premiered at the 2004 Venice Film Festival, and “Don’t Come Knocking,” which premiered at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival.

A Los Angeles resident for over thirteen years, Mücke has been privileged to work with such notable filmmakers as Alan Ball, Wayne Kramer, Steve Zaillian and Jason Reitman. Only 34-years-old, Samson has already completed nearly a dozen films as either the UPM and/or Line Producer, in many cases taking on both roles. Some of these films include “Unthinkable”, “The Informers”, “Towelhead”, “Hurricane Season”, “Crossing Over” and the Oscar-nominated hit film, “Up In The Air.” Samson also just completed “The Good Doctor” which Orlando Bloom produced and starred in and the first installment of the new Disney franchise called "Prom".