Biography

Cinematographer Brian Bradley is an Oakland, California native who grew up with a passion for the Arts. As a young boy he was always fascinated with artist expressions such as drawing and photography. Professionally, he has worked on numerous narrative and documentary films. His most recent narrative project, Burden featured Pauletta Washington. The film premiered at the Cleveland International Film Festival, San Francisco Black Film Festival, and African American Film Festival.

He was recently hired to lens the upcoming comedy feature film "Can't Get Right". Which features a number of comedic stars and slated to begin production in early 2021.
- IMDb mini biography by: Brian Bradley

Cinematographer Brian Bradley is an Oakland, California native who grew up with a passion for the Arts. As a young boy he was always fascinated with artist expressions such as drawing and photography. Professionally, he has worked on numerous narrative and documentary films. His most recent narrative project, Burden featured Pauletta Washington. The film premiered at the Cleveland International Film Festival, San Francisco Black Film Festival, and African American Film Festival.

He was recently hired to lens two films. The narrative comedy feature "Can't Get Right". Which features a number of comedic stars and the narrative short "Tic-Tock" both projects are slated to begin production in early 2021.
- IMDb mini biography by: Brian Bradley

Brian Bradley embarked on his creative career as a Graphic Designer, mastering color theory and composition. These fundamental skills laid the foundation for his work as a Cinematographer.

Today, Brian Bradley is recognized for his exceptional work as a cinematographer. His talent has been showcased at various film festivals, including the Atlanta, Miami, and African American Black Film Festival. Notably, Brian was recently honored with a Silver Telly Award in 2021 and received a prestigious Emmy Award Nomination in 2023 for his remarkable work in the cartography of Day-Time Specials. One the project "All Boys aren't Blue."

Brian splits his time between the bustling film cities of Los Angeles and Atlanta. Since he began working in Atlanta in 2022, he has contributed his skills to numerous feature films as a Cinematographer, Camera Operator, and recently as a Remote Head Gear Operator. The emergence of the independent film industry in Atlanta has allowed Brian to further refine his visual storytelling abilities and master the art of using motivated camera moves to enhance the narrative, convey motion, and capture the energy of a scene.
- IMDb mini biography by: Brian Bradley