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- Height5′ 9″ (1.75 m)
- Brendan C. Campbell is an accomplished award-winning editor and cinematographer with a background in writing and direction for theater that intentionally evolved into film. His attention to character and the story as a character in itself has granted him celebrated success in the worldwide film and television industry and he is the founder and owner of Hand Drawn House Motion Pictures. From music videos, commercials, short subject and feature films, Campbell has trained himself as a multi-rolled individual, with the intention of using these skills to achieve his vision on every project. Strict focus on detail and a wide knowledge of every aspect of the film-making process have allowed him to perfect his craft as a director, and his passion for storytelling has driven his ambition to write screenplays of a masterful, universal and human level.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous
- You pick up your camera and you shoot. You shoot until your feet go numb and your eyes bleed. You shoot until the equipment gives. Then you take what you've done and show it for the world to see. You rip a chunk of yourself out and put it on display for all to scrutinize and criticize and tell you how you should have done it, as if the gut feeling you had from before any of this was an idea, was wrong all along. You make a family through all of this, but the truth is that you may or may not ever see them again when all is said and done. It's a sequence of pits and lands to rival any order of plots in a complicated story... And then what do you do? You do it all again. Because it's ****ing love.
- I feel like I've been sort of granted the opportunity to tell stories, and that for me is sort of like the greatest job, and the greatest responsibility in the world. It's the oldest form of empowerment, it's the oldest form of just making people feel good about themselves... If you've got that ability, and you can do it, you've got a social responsibility to really just save people from all the hate and darkness and fear and bigotry that we live with on a daily basis.
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