Paul Dudbridge
- Director
- Producer
- Writer
Paul Dudbridge is a director and producer making feature films and television.
He produced and directed the award winning science-fiction film "Horizon" which tells the story of five friends who must evacuate the city of Bristol after an alien ship appears on the city's skyline. Paul was nominated for Best Director at the Royal Television Society West of England Awards 2016 for the show.
His recent work includes producing and directing two gothic thrillers, "Fear the Invisible Man" and "Frankenstein: Legacy" which were released worldwide by 101 Films International and screened on Amazon Prime and other streaming platforms. Both films employed crews of over 50 people, featured experienced ensemble casts, and contained 400 visual effects shots. His next film is supernatural western "The Legend of Dead Men's Gold" which is looking to go before the cameras in the near future.
When not filming, Paul guest lectures at various universities and colleges around the UK, including the 'Writing and Directing' module on the Masters course at the University of Bristol. He is the author of two film books; "Shooting Better Movies: The Student Filmmakers' Guide" and "Making Your First Blockbuster", both released worldwide and published by Michael Wiese Productions (Shot by Shot/Save the Cat/The Writer's Journey).
He is represented for film & TV work by Roger Carey Associates based at Shepperton Studios.
He produced and directed the award winning science-fiction film "Horizon" which tells the story of five friends who must evacuate the city of Bristol after an alien ship appears on the city's skyline. Paul was nominated for Best Director at the Royal Television Society West of England Awards 2016 for the show.
His recent work includes producing and directing two gothic thrillers, "Fear the Invisible Man" and "Frankenstein: Legacy" which were released worldwide by 101 Films International and screened on Amazon Prime and other streaming platforms. Both films employed crews of over 50 people, featured experienced ensemble casts, and contained 400 visual effects shots. His next film is supernatural western "The Legend of Dead Men's Gold" which is looking to go before the cameras in the near future.
When not filming, Paul guest lectures at various universities and colleges around the UK, including the 'Writing and Directing' module on the Masters course at the University of Bristol. He is the author of two film books; "Shooting Better Movies: The Student Filmmakers' Guide" and "Making Your First Blockbuster", both released worldwide and published by Michael Wiese Productions (Shot by Shot/Save the Cat/The Writer's Journey).
He is represented for film & TV work by Roger Carey Associates based at Shepperton Studios.
