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Brian Lawes

Nacimiento : 1989-09-23,

Historia

Brian Lawes is an award-winning director, writer, and producer. His film and commercial work has played all across the world at Academy Award and BAFTA qualifying festivals, as well as to online and broadcast audiences. His most recent film, Lost Kings, won the Jury Awards for Best U.S. Narrative Short at the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival, Best Short at the Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival, and Short Film Honorable Mention at the Omaha Film Festival. Most recognized for his craft of story and narrative work, Brian has also made a name for himself working among the documentary, commercial, and branded content world. His collaborative approach alongside his creative team and the brands he represents continues to elevate him as a highly effective and emotionally resonant storyteller.

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Editor

Searching for food, a boy breaks into a neighborhood home. But when the homeowners return, he becomes trapped inside with those he's stealing from.

Executive Producer

Searching for food, a boy breaks into a neighborhood home. But when the homeowners return, he becomes trapped inside with those he's stealing from.

Writer

Searching for food, a boy breaks into a neighborhood home. But when the homeowners return, he becomes trapped inside with those he's stealing from.

Director

Searching for food, a boy breaks into a neighborhood home. But when the homeowners return, he becomes trapped inside with those he's stealing from.

Dialogue Lab: America

Dialogue Lab: America

Producer

Twelve Americans from across the political spectrum engage in a social experiment to test whether constructive dialogue is possible in today's polarized culture, and if so, how dialogue might be the first step in healing our nation.

Dialogue Lab: America

Dialogue Lab: America

Co-Director

Twelve Americans from across the political spectrum engage in a social experiment to test whether constructive dialogue is possible in today's polarized culture, and if so, how dialogue might be the first step in healing our nation.