Robert Bradbrook
English filmmaker and animator
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Robert Bradbrook is an English independent filmmaker and animator. He began his career as a cartographer before turning to making films.
Robert Bradbrook | |
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| Born | 1965 (age 60–61) |
| Occupations | Filmmaker, Animator |
Early life and education
Bradbrook was born in 1965.[1] He received a Masters in Art degree in Electronics and Graphics from Coventry University.
Career
In addition to his work as a filmmaker, Bradbrook is the Head of Animation at National Film and Television School (NFTS).[2]
Films
His film Home Road Movies, a true story of his father and their family car, was completed in 2001.[1] Home Road Movies was nominated as Best Animated Short at the 55th British Academy Film Awards and received the Grand Prize at the 2002 Ottawa International Animation Festival.[3][4]
Other films include The Sleeper, End of Restriction and Dead Air. He collaborated with other filmmakers such as Yousaf Ali Khan and Jonathan Hodgson.[5]
Personal life
Bradbrook currently resides in London.