Philip M. Krupp has been with Braun Entertainment Group, Inc. for over 20 years and currently serves as its Executive Vice President of Production. Mr. Krupp came to the organization and worked his way from the ground up, starting as Zev Braun’s assistant and rising through the ranks of development and production. He worked on such series as TOUR OF DUTY (CBS), MURPHY’S LAW (ABC) and BAGDAD CAFÉ (CBS). Early on, he served as Associate Producer on two Movies for Television, STILLWATCH (starring Lynda Carter) and THE FATHER CLEMENTS STORY (starring Louis Gossett, Jr. and Malcolm Jamal-Warner). He then produced the CBS 2-hour DOMINICK DUNNE’S 919 FIFTH AVENUE as well as the network’s 4-hour Mini Series, MENENDEZ: A KILLING IN BEVERLY HILLS (starring Edward James Olmos and Beverly D’Angelo). Krupp next served as Executive Producer on two addition television movies, NBC’s ABDUCTED: A FATHER’S LOVE (starring Chris Noth and Peter MacNichol) and CBS’ LETHAL VOWS (starring John Ritter and Marg Helgenberger). In the feature world, he produced the critically acclaimed indie, EDGES OF THE LORD, starring Haley Joel Osment and Willem Dafoe.

He executive produced the CBS 2005 May Sweeps entry, AMBER FREY: WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION starring Janel Moloney. Recently, he produced A GIRL LIKE ME: The Gwen Araujo Story for Lifetime Television starring Mercedes Ruehl and JD Pardo which won a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Movie for Television and a Women's Image Network Award.

Krupp received a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana.